Alabama Crimson Tide Sports Betting – Odds – 2016

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Gambling911.com has your Alabama Crimson Tide sports betting and all the latest odds for 2016.

Alabama enters the 2016-2017 College Football season as a 6-1 favorite to win the National Football Championship game.  There is certainly good value with that price, paying out $60 for every $10 bet or $600 for every $100 bet.

Alabama winning OVER 10 regular season games is another good bet with better odds of happening perhaps but you will pay $13 to win $10 or $130 to win $100 (the initial wager is refunded with a win). 

Here are your 2016 SEC Championship odds.

2016 SEC Championship Odds

  • Alabama +175
  • LSU +350
  • Tennessee +350
  • Georgia +900
  • Mississippi +1000
  • Texas A&M +1600
  • Auburn +1600
  • Florida +1600
  • Arkansas +2000
  • Missouri +5000
  • Mississippi State +5000
  • Kentucky +5000
  • South Carolina +6600
  • Vanderbilt +10000

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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