Ohio State Buckeyes Bookie News Aug 12: ‘Best Bet to Go Unbeaten’

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Aug/12/2017

Bookies are fearing the Ohio State Buckeyes as well they should be with the second shortest odds to win the 2018 NCAA College Football Championship game at just shy of 5/1 odds. Bookies and agents will need a solid Pay Per Head that has the ability to customize odds, provide sharp reports around the clock and offer LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING as a means of boosting profit.

Buckeyes to go Undefeated?

ESPN.com was predicting last week that Ohio State had the best chance of going unbeaten in 2017 heading into the Bowl season and, as such, had the best odds of playing in the 2018 College Football Playoffs.

ESPN's College Football Power Index has firmly planted its flag on Ohio State -- not Alabama -- as the best team in the country heading into the season. The model thinks the Buckeyes are about a field goal better than Alabama on a neutral field, but one projection in particular drives the point home.

FPI doesn't project who will make the College Football Playoff because humans make up the committee and will determine who makes football's final four. But the easiest way to lock up a spot in the playoff is to be a Power 5 school and win all your games (simple, right?). Going undefeated is something FPI projects. And that's really where Ohio State shines.

Ohio State has a 35 percent chance to be undefeated entering bowl season, the best in the country.

Oddsmakers have the Buckeyes priced at just -110 to win OVER 11 regular season games in 2017.

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- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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