NCAA Week 9 Sportsbook Predictions & How To Increase Profits

NCAA Week 9 should provide plenty of opportunities for online bookies to make big profits. We think bookies can make the most profit on the following 4 games.

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NCAA Week 9 Sportsbook Predictions

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#19 Wisconsin -7 at Northwestern

Most college football handicappers back Wisconsin at -7. That could provide an opportunity for bookies with liabilities on the Badgers to cover to make a massive profit.

Wisconsin is 0-5 ATS in their last 5 after winning straight up. Not only that, but Northwestern is 7-1 ATS in the last 8 meetings at Northwestern.

Risk-averse bookies should use their layoff accounts. Those who can stand risk shouldn’t. No matter what, make sure to set max betting limits on Northwestern’s moneyline.

#2 Clemson -16.5 at Florida State

Clemson’s been about as dominant as any team in college football the past couple of weeks. The Tigers have outscored their two opponents, Wake Forest and North Carolina State, 104-10.

Florida State’s not good enough to keep this game within the number. Make sure to use your layoff account if Clemson’s over bet in your sportsbook. If Florida State’s over bet, consider shelving the layoff account.

#11 Florida vs. #6 Georgia -6.5

Most NCAAF handicappers prefer Georgia at -6.5 If Bulldogs are over bet in your book, consider not using your layoff account. Reason? Florida’s gone 5-0 both SU and ATS since the loss to ranked Kentucky.

Gators could beat Georgia straight up. Instead of using your layoff account if Georgia’s over bet, set max betting limits on Florida to win straight up.

#15 Washington State at #23 Stanford -3

Washington State has gone 6-1 straight up and 7-0 against the spread. Washington State’s lone blemish is a 36-39 loss to USC on the road. Stanford’s tough at home, though. No matter which side of the spread causes a liability, per head agents should use their layoff accounts.

you’ve controlled moneyline betting.Since the spread’s so small, it’s also important to set max betting limits on both Washington State and Stanford on the moneyline. That way no matter who wins,

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