taking advantage of those bonuses are so key.

Saving money on the lines is so key of how not to lose all your money on betting on NFL this year. Make it fun for yourself. I mean, if you break even at the end of the year, you got what, 48 hours of entertainment, 100 hours of entertainment for free that you got a legitimate sweat on. We're going to try to help you win, but mainly we're going to try to make sure that you don't have to redeposit as the season goes along, especially

if you're taking this as an entertainment expense.

Welcome to the Pat Mayo Experience.

Welcome to the Pat Mayo Experience, presented by Underdog NFL is starting, which means we need to get into an in-depth discussion about how to actually bet on football and not lose all of your money. This isn't a watch this show and you're guaranteed to win lots of money betting on football show.

I wish that was the case, but it's not.

But how do you mitigate your losses?

Mitigating your losses is actually going to be the best way to actually try to turn a profit

betting on football this NFL season.

And frankly, any NFL season, any sport to break this down with me

is Ryan Noonan from Bettsbarts.com and Connor Allen from Bettsburts.com as well. Rob Pizzola

has joined me on this show for each of the past four years. You can check out last years in the

description of this. But Connor, I want to start with you is, do you think that setting an expectation about

how good you can actually be at betting at football is probably the best place to start?

Yeah, absolutely.

I mean, look, like, I don't think you should be under the delusion that you're going to come out

and win, you know, 65, 70% of your bets.

Even 60% of your bets, I think, is a lofty expectation, especially in today's day,

day and age of betting.

So, yeah, I think come in and you should be happy making a profit, any kind of profit

you should be happy with.

And then from there, I think is you can set expectations realistically.

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