Latest NCAAF odds and betting lines

There are many different markets available for NCAAF betting across multiple sportsbooks. Many sportsbooks will offer odds and lines for every single college football game.

You can also bet on matters that take place over the entire season, such as which team will win a conference and which player will win the Heisman Trophy.

NCAAF odds are set by the oddsmakers, who use their own personal algorithms to determine the likelihood of something happening and the odds they want to set for it.

There are multiple different factors that can affect the odds for an NCAAF market, such as which team is perceived to be better, injuries, recent form, and who and what other bettors are wagering on.

You can also bet on NCAAF in-play using live odds after the game has started. In that case, odds are updated in real time to reflect the action unfolding on the field, presenting further opportunities to get good value.

Betting on the moneyline for an NCAAF game is one of the most straightforward yet popular types of wager. This bet predicts who will be the outright winner of the game. The final score doesn’t matter, so long as the team you back wins.

In a moneyline market, one team will be the favorite (listed as negative odds denoted by a - symbol), and one team will be the underdog (listed as positive odds denoted by a + symbol). The wider the margin between the odds for the two teams, the more the favorite is considered likely to win. Here is an example of moneyline odds for a NCAAF game:

In this example, the Tigers are the favorite to win the game at -130. That means a successful $100 bet on them would have a payout of $176.92 (your $100 bet plus $76.92 profit). Conversely, the Bulldogs are the underdog at +180. That means a successful $100 bet on them would have a payout of $280 (your $100 bet plus $180 profit).

In NCAAF moneyline markets, a successful bet on the underdog will always have a higher payout than a successful bet on the favorite.

NCAAF total markets, also called over/under markets, offer odds on how many points the two teams in an NCAAF game will score between them. Sportsbooks will weigh up both teams’ offensive and defensive abilities and offer a predictive total for the game to a .5 placing. You simply bet on whether the total number of points will be over or under that amount.

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

In this example, the over will win if there are 46 points or more in the game, while the under will win if there are 45 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).

NCAAF futures markets allow you to place wagers on events that will be settled on a specified future date, often at the end of the season. Popular NCAAF futures bets include the outright winner of the College Football Playoff National Championship and which player will win the Heisman Trophy.

You can also bet on more specific NCAAF futures, such as which team will win a certain conference or whether a team will make the playoffs. Futures odds are available to bet on both before and during the season, meaning their odds adjust depending on the performances of teams and players.

The preseason odds available for NCAAF futures provide a great opportunity to get good value, as sportsbooks will have less information they can use to predict will what happen that season. You can learn more about NCAAF futures with BET.CA.

NCAAF prop bets refer to wagering on events that can happen during a game but aren’t directly linked to the final outcome. Often, these markets focus on whether or not a player or team will hit a certain statistical threshold.

For example, a sportsbook may post odds on a pass rusher to get over or under a specified total of sacks, or a quarterback to throw for over or under a certain number of passing yards. Team-related NCAAF prop bets can include how many touchdowns they will score, or who will get more interceptions or fumbles.

Different sportsbooks offer different prop markets, and some offer special in-play props when reacting to what has happened in the game so far. You can learn more about prop bets with BET.CA.