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How to Bet on NCAA Basketball Spreads

Betting against the spread when it comes to college basketball games is one of the most popular bets to make. Sportsbooks will set the point spreads based on the probability of a certain outcome occurring, and then it will be up to you to make your bets.

Here is an example of what a spread for NCAA Basketball looks like:

Gonzaga	-3.5	-110
North Carolina	+3.5	-110

NCAA Basketball Spread Example

The first thing to note is that the odds are the same for each team. A $110 bet will win you $100 if you choose the right team.

Gonzaga are the favourtes. Their score will be reduced by 3.5 points for the purposes of your bet being settled. They would therefore need to win the game by 4 points or more for your bet to win.

North Carolina are the underdogs. Their score will be increased by 3.5 points before your bet is settled. Your bet can therefore win even if the team loses, as long as it loses by three points or less.

Sportsbooks often use a half-point to make a choice more difficult.

How to Bet on NCAA Basketball Over/Under

One of the most popular betting markets for college basketball is the Over/Under. An Over/Under bet is sometimes referred to as a total bet. That's because it deals with the total number of points scored by both teams in an NCAA Basketball game.

This is another extremely popular bet when it comes to NCAA Basketball games. Here is an example:

North Carolina Tarheels vs. Gonzaga Bulldogs

Over	189.5 Points	-110
Under	189.5 Points	-110

NCAA Basketball Over/Under Example

The odds are once again listed at -110, which is very standard for most sportsbooks.

Your task is to predict whether the combined score of the two teams will be Over or Under 189.5 points. If you believe the total will be 190 or more, you would bet Over. If you think that it will be 189 or less, you would bet Under.

Should your prediction prove to be accurate, your bet will win.