A Buffs Cover a Bookie Killer

Submitted by Tyrone Black on

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Tyrone Black

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"We have nearly as much liability on the Colorado ML today vs. Oregon as we did for the Buffs' boosted CFP Championship odds on Prime Day. Let that sink in for a moment," BetOnline tells us. 

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The BetOnline Prime Day boost was as follows:

The BetOnline PRIME Day promotion that increased Colorado's CFP Championship odds from 100/1 to 500/1 led to “millions & millions” of futures liability on the Buffaloes.

98% of Moneyline bets are on Colorado (+650) to upset Oregon this Saturday.

Both Oregon and Colorado came into Saturday's Week 4 game with 3-0 odds.  The Buffaloes have already trippled their wins from last year (1).  But Colorado also came into this game as a +21 dog after opening at +16.  The bookmakers opinion on this one - the Ducks covering - was pretty obvious.

Colorado got destroyed in their game against the Ducks and the books made out like bandits.

This was the afternoon CFB action:

Colorado at Oregon (-21.5, 70)

52.8% of $ on Colorado +21

51.5% of $ on Oregon ML -800

61.7% of $ on OVER

 

UCLA at Utah (-3, 51.5)

56.6% of $ on UCLA

77.8% of $ on UNDER

 

Ole Miss at Alabama (-7, 56.)

54.5% of $ on Alabama

64.3% of $ on OVER

 

Miami at Temple (+23, 46)

61.4% of $ on SDSU

56.9% of $ on UNDER

 

Maryland at Michigan State (+7, 52)

62.2% of $ on Maryland

68.0% of $ on UNDER

 

BYU at Kansas (-9, 55.5)

51.7% of $ on Kansas

68.0% of $ on UNDER

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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