Latest NCAAB odds and betting lines

Odds are available for multiple markets for every NCAA basketball game. In the American odds format, they are listed as a number preceded by a plus (+) or minus (-) sign.

Odds with a minus sign are negative odds, meaning the amount indicates how much money you must wager in order to win a $100 profit. For example, if the North Carolina Tar Heels are -150 to win their next game, you'll need to bet $150 on them to earn $250 (your $150 stake plus $100 profit).

Odds with a plus sign are positive odds, meaning the amount indicates how much money you will win for every $100 you wager. For example, if the Arizona Wildcats are +200 to win their next game, a $100 bet on them would yield a $200 profit plus your original $100 bet, for a total payout of $300.

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The moneyline is a fundamental yet straightforward betting market in college basketball that allows bettors to predict which team will win a game outright. Moneyline odds are set for games based on each team's implied likelihood of winning. NCAA basketball teams aren't always well-balanced, with some colleges vastly outperforming others. As a result, the sportsbook’s assessment of both teams’ possibility of winning will be reflected in their moneyline odds.

Sportsbooks available in Canada most often display moneyline odds in the American format. American odds indicate one team as the favorite (represented by a number preceded by a - sign) and one as the underdog (a number preceded by a + sign). Here is an example of moneyline odds for a NCAAB game:

In this example, the North Carolina Tar Heels are favored on the moneyline at -145, which means you would have to wager $145 for a profit for $100 (a total payout of $245). In contrast, the Duke Blue Devils are listed as the underdog at +125, meaning a $100 bet would net you $125 profit for a total payout of $225.

Total bets, also known as over/under bets, are one of the most popular basketball betting markets. Sportsbooks evaluate college basketball matchups, looking at both teams’ offense and defense, and assign a total representing the total number of points they think the two teams will score between them in the game. Bettors then wager on whether they think the total number of points will be over or under the sportsbook’s prediction.

Here is an example of total or over/under odds for a NCAAB game:

In this example, the over will win if there are 136 points or more in the game, while the under will win if there are 135 points or fewer. In both cases, the odds are priced at -110, meaning a winning $100 bet would have a payout of $190.90 (your initial $100 stake plus $90.90 profit).

NCAAB prop bets allow you to wager on nearly anything that can happen during a college basketball game that isn’t directly linked to the final result. This can vary from the first team to commit a turnover, to the total number of points an individual player will score in a game. The prop markets available for a college basketball game will vary between sportsbooks depending on what they decide to offer lines for.

The most common NCAAB player prop bets are based on particular stats, so you can wager on props like the over/under on a player's total points scored, assists, and rebounds etc. Popular college basketball team prop bets include wagers like the first team to score 50 points, the last team to score in the game, and which team will commit more turnovers.