We say this with some urgency because many of the NFL survivor contests close off entries tonight once Monday Night Football kicks off at 8:15 p.m. Also worth noting is that any survivor contest entry will require picking a winner from the MNF game between the New York Jets and the Buffalo Bills because it is the only remaining Week 1 game on the schedule.

Here we offer a breakdown of the best NFL betting contests available for the 2023 season at our top prepaid football betting sites.

BetOnline Sportsbook NFL Betting Contests

One of the fastest-paying prepaid sportsbooks around today is BetOnline.ag. They accept a massive variety of prepaid gambling options and are no slouches when it comes to producing NFL odds.

The same can be said for their NFL betting contests, but we suggest heading over there fast because one of them is closing up tonight.

BetOnline’s $415,000 NFL Survivor Contest

• Entry Fee: First $30, Second Through Fifth $20 Per, Sixth Through Tenth $15 Per, Eleventh Through Twenty-Fifth $10 Per
• Close Date: September 11th At 8:05 p.m.
• Rules: Select one winning team each week without consideration for point spreads. If your team wins, you move on to the next week. Teams cannot be chosen twice, meaning a brand new franchise must be chosen as a winner all eighteen weeks of the season.
• Prizes: The final contestant remaining will win $415,000. The grand prize will be split among all winners if there are multiple season-long survivors. The contest ends when the season is over or when there is only one survivor remaining.

BetOnline’s Free $200,000 NFL MegaContest

• Entry Fee: The First Entry Is Free. An Additional Entry Can Be Earned By Any Member That Has Deposited At Least $25 During The History Of The Account.
• Close Date: January 7th, 2024, At 4:25 p.m.
• Rules: Contestants must make five NFL betting picks against the spread each week.
• Prizes: $150,000 in cash will be awarded weekly and split equally among the members who make five picks correctly. At least $25 in bets must be made to qualify for each weekly prize. The top 100 finishers at the end of the season will win a share of $50,000.

While entries for Week 1 of the MegaContest are closed, there’s plenty of time to catch up to the pack in the season points or partake in the weekly prizes.

SportsBetting.AG NFL Betting Contests

Another top prepaid sports betting site that is offering up NFL betting contests to their members is SportsBetting.AG. They are a sister site to BetOnline and are also one of our most trusted online prepaid sports betting sites that we recommend to our readers.

As such, they are offering the exact same two NFL betting contests for the 2023 season, with the same grand prize totals and splits. Where you decide to enter is entirely up to where you possess a membership and qualify for the terms.

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Only this year, the Super Bowl isn’t the biggest piece of NFL action.

That honor actually falls to Tom Brady.

Of course, that makes some sense, as Brady practically is the Super Bowl. Or, rather, he practically was the Super Bowl.

On February 1, 2022, the greatest player in sports history called it a day.

After 22 years in the league, Brady’s final numbers are staggering. His career totals are so ridiculous that – 10 years ago – you’d have laughed his lofty statistical futures right out of the room.

And here’s the biggest stat of all: Brady went to 10 Super Bowls in 22 seasons.

In other words, 45% of the time, Brady’s team was conference champion. And with seven NFL titles, Brady’s team won the Super Bowl at a 32% clip.

As a bettor, just blindly picking Brady for any long-term prop would have paid out considerably over the long term. Seriously, if you did nothing but bet on Tom Brady futures for the last two decades, you could retire off it – just like Brady himself.

Prepaid sports betting is a lot easier when it’s a “sure thing,” right?

Of course, now that Tom Terrific has hung ‘em up for good (barring a late-season mercenary return to the 49ers or something), you no longer have any real can’t-miss guys to float your mortgage on.

Sure, the next generation of NFL quarterbacks seems strong enough, with players like Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, Joe Burrow, Kyler Murray, and maybe even Trevor Lawrence (if the hapless Jags can get it together for the actual NFL season and not just the NFL draft) looking to pick up the Brady mantle and run with it.

But between them, you won’t get Brady’s 35 playoff wins, 10 conference titles, or seven Super Bowl victories.

So, the era of the sure bet is over.

Well, there’s actually one more sure bet on the boards, but it won’t be up forever:

Where Will Rob Gronkowski Play Game 1 Of The 2022/2023 NFL Season?

• Not Playing Week 1 -500
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers +350
• Any Other NFL Team +550

Look: No Tom, no Rob. That’s the deal. There’s simply no way he’s playing another snap in the NFL, much less the next snap in the NFL.

The above line on The Gronk is a bigger lock than anything else on the boards outside the 2024 odds on The Donald. It’s as “prepaid” as online gambling payouts get.

And we don’t have to tell you, but that’s the best kind of prepaid gambling there is.

In other NFL news, one recent sure thing actually wasn’t.

In early January, Washington Redskins Football Team owner Daniel Snyder indicated that his club would be changing its name to one of a handful of possible mascots.

Later, an “investigative sports journalist” (LOL) did some digging and discovered that one of those potential names – “Admirals” – apparently had an associated URL: www.washingtonadmirals.com.

While there was no evidence this URL was owned by the team, it sent bettors scrambling to the odds boards, which ended up looking like this (courtesy of Bovada):

2022 NFL Specials – New Washington Football Team Name

• Washington Admirals -350
• Washington Commanders +200
• Washington RedHogs +1400
• Washington Armada +2200
• Washington Defenders +2200
• Washington Redtails +2200
• Washington Brigade +2500
• Washington Presidents +2500
• Washington Aviators +4000
• Washington Lincolns +4000
• Washington Renegades +4000
• Washington Sentinels +4000
• Washington Generals +5000

Of course, as we found out yesterday, that lock was anything but.

Instead, the DC-based ballclub went with “Commanders,” which is fitting.

As the Internet was quick to point out, the obvious and inevitable “Commies” nickname unironically jibes with the region.

**Washington Commies.

It’s too perfect. https://t.co/aSyxm1aEap

— Ted Cruz (@tedcruz) February 2, 2022

At any rate, the era of prepaid gambling deposits is here to stay, but prepaid gambling payouts officially retired with Tom Brady on Tuesday.

Unless, of course, you gamble with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Cardano, or another top cryptocurrency betting option…

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