2022 Pre-Season Odds

Red Five

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Preseason gambling lines, win totals, and, odds to win the division are starting to trickle in.

First I've seen come in is from Fan Duel.  They are quite bullish on the Huskers.

https://sportsbook.fanduel.com/navigation/ncaaf?tab=regular-season-wins

Win Totals

Nebraska Over 7.5 -140 / Under 7.5 +120

Northwestern Over 4.5 +105 / Under 4.5 -130

North Dakota No Line

Georgia Southern No Line

Oklahoma Over 9.5 +120 / Under 9.5 - 145

Indiana Over 4.5 +115 / Under 4.5 -135

Rutgers No Line

Purdue Over 7.5 +115 / Under 7.5 -135

Illinois Over 4.5 -140 / Under 4.5 +120

Minnesota Over 6.5 -170 / Under 6.5 +140

Michigan Over 9.5 -125 / Under 9.5 +105

Wisconsin Over 8.5 -130 / Under 8.5 +110

Iowa Over 7.5 +140 / Under 7.5 -165

To Win B1G West

Wisconsin +185

Nebraska +250

Purdue +370

Iowa +550

Minnesota +900

Illinois +3300

Northwestern No Line

No Line listed yet to win the B1G East or B1G Championship

Odds to win 10+ Games

Nebraska +500

Odds to win Natty

Nebraska +25000

Odds to win Heisman

Casey Thompson +10000

I lol'd at this one.  Sums up the state of college football

Odds to win the National Championship

Georgia or Alabama  +100

Field -125

 
Red Five said:
Preseason gambling lines, win totals, and, odds to win the division are starting to trickle in.

First I've seen come in is from Fan Duel.  They are quite bullish on the Huskers.

https://sportsbook.fanduel.com/navigation/ncaaf?tab=regular-season-wins

Win Totals

Nebraska Over 7.5 -140 / Under 7.5 +120

Northwestern Over 4.5 +105 / Under 4.5 -130

North Dakota No Line

Georgia Southern No Line

Oklahoma Over 9.5 +120 / Under 9.5 - 145

Indiana Over 4.5 +115 / Under 4.5 -135

Rutgers No Line

Purdue Over 7.5 +115 / Under 7.5 -135

Illinois Over 4.5 -140 / Under 4.5 +120

Minnesota Over 6.5 -170 / Under 6.5 +140

Michigan Over 9.5 -125 / Under 9.5 +105

Wisconsin Over 8.5 -130 / Under 8.5 +110

Iowa Over 7.5 +140 / Under 7.5 -165

To Win B1G West

Wisconsin +185

Nebraska +250

Purdue +370

Iowa +550

Minnesota +900

Illinois +3300

Northwestern No Line

No Line listed yet to win the B1G East or B1G Championship

Odds to win 10+ Games

Nebraska +500

Odds to win Natty

Nebraska +25000

Odds to win Heisman

Casey Thompson +10000

I lol'd at this one.  Sums up the state of college football

Odds to win the National Championship

Georgia or Alabama  +100

Field -125
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In fairness we probably would have had the same odds in the 90's.  

 
Hilltop said:
https://sportsbook.fanduel.com/navigation/ncaaf?tab=regular-season-wins

Win Totals

Nebraska Over 7.5 -140 / Under 7.5 +120

I seem to remember a friendly bet...  might have to go dig that one up!
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That was with me,  I said under 7 and you said over.  I will own it if I lose, but let's let the big Vegas sportsbooks weigh in before declaring a winner and not just one online startup. Deal?

I saw Wynn released Big Ten East odds a couple weeks ago but they've yet to release the West also.

 
Dogs In A Pile said:
Not being a gambler can one of you high rollers explain to me like I'm 5 what the "-140", "+120" & "+500" actually means?
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Minus money you have to bet 140 to win 100.  So you lay 140, payput is 240.  Plus is opposite so lay 100 to win 500.  So 100 would pay you back 600.  

So they are saying it's more likely Nebraska will have 7 wins then 8 wins so you have to pay a "premium" of that to make that bet.  You get a premium on the over as they deem that is the lesser scenario. 

Nebraska wins 10 games is 5-1 odds bet.  Which in my opinion is horrible odds and wouldn't lay a dime on that.  A 5-1 horse in any horse race has a better chance to win then Nebraska winning 10 games.

 
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KingBlank said:
Minus money you have to bet 140 to win 100.  So you lay 140, payput is 240.  Plus is opposite so lay 100 to win 500.  So 100 would pay you back 600.  

So they are saying it's more likely Nebraska will have 7 wins then 8 wins so you have to pay a "premium" of that to make that bet.  You get a premium on the over as they deem that is the lesser scenario. 

Nebraska wins 10 games is 5-1 odds bet.  Which in my opinion is horrible odds and wouldn't lay a dime on that.  A 5-1 horse in any horse race has a better chance to win then Nebraska winning 10 games.
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Thanks.

I think Rich Strike @ 80-1 had a better chance of winning the derby than NU has of winning 10.

 
runningblind said:
That was with me,  I said under 7 and you said over.  I will own it if I lose, but let's let the big Vegas sportsbooks weigh in before declaring a winner and not just one online startup. Deal?

I saw Wynn released Big Ten East odds a couple weeks ago but they've yet to release the West also.
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Fair enough but I would consider this enough for me to not lose... May be a wash in the end like we thought may happen originally as some casino will eventually have them at 6.5 once enough people bet the unders.

 
Red Five said:
To Win B1G West

Wisconsin +185

Nebraska +250

Purdue +370

Iowa +550

Minnesota +900

Illinois +3300

Northwestern No Line

Odds to win 10+ Games

Nebraska +500
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On behalf of sports bets, "That's not fair"!!!

Huskers should be at the +550 line (or +900).  That way I would feel ok laying $100 on them to win the division or not.  Bottom line, they should not be receiving the 2nd best odds to win the division.  Even if I (and maybe Vegas) leans on Huskers going 6-3 in conference (or slightly better 7-2, or slightly worse 5-4).  The juice is not worth the squeeze.

 
Bama and UGA now...back in the 90's it would have been what...

FSU, Miami and NU at +100

Field -125?

Also, good to see that Indiana is back to being totally lame after that one "magical" covid year.

 
teachercd said:
Bama and UGA now...back in the 90's it would have been what...

FSU, Miami and NU at +100

Field -125?

Also, good to see that Indiana is back to being totally lame after that one "magical" covid year.
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It's because their basketball team is about to be good again.  They can't have both.

 
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