It’s the oldest advice in the book – if you want to win in online sports betting, you should bet some underdogs.
That’s all well and good. But how often do college football dogs actually win?
I dug into the history of college football odds to find out.
How Often Do Underdogs Win In College Football Betting?
Since 2005, college football teams who play as underdogs in the regular season have won 24.9% of the time.
Since 2018, when the US Supreme Court overturned PASPA, underdogs have won at a slightly greater frequency of 25.7%.
Blind-betting underdogs isn’t going to net you a great win percentage. But with careful game selection, they can be a really positive betting enterprise.
College Football Parlays
College football season is a perfect chance to build parlays.
With hundreds of games and thousands of odds combinations each year, you can build a parlay with heavy moneyline favorites, short underdogs, or prop bets. It’s a thrilling way to get closer to the action and make every play count.
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