The NFL Season Begins Amidst a Pandemic
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The NFL has done it. Months of a private off-season and trainings with a host of protocols to follow during a pandemic has paid off. The NFL began its season right on schedule- September 10. The Kansas City Chiefs hosted the Houston Texans, and a limited number of fans were able to witness a truly unique football season. Sports bettors were also able to finally see football action, as there was no preseason this year. Many who want to earn from sports betting, specifically football, can be an online bookie and work from the safe confines of their homes.
Many bookie pay per head reviews are pointing people to the right sports betting platforms that are readily available to be used. And given that the NFL is doing everything it can to ensure smooth sailing throughout the season, there are a lot of opportunities to earn big on what could be an unpredictable season.
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