A Buffs Cover a Bookie Killer

Written by:
Tyrone Black
Published on:
Sep/23/2023

"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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