NCAA Week 11 Odds and Picks for Online Bookies

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There are 3 games in NCAA Week 11 that per head agents should pay close attention to.

All three games have the potential of hurting bookies either through moneyline bets or the lack of a layoff account.

See below for each game along with recommendations on how agents should handle wagers.

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Baylor +16 at 11 Oklahoma -16

The action on this game could be huge. Hopefully, the action evens out.

So far, most football handicappers, over 60%, back the Baylor Bears at +16. But it’s early.

The betting could go the other way once the weekend crowd in Vegas sees how big of a favorite the Sooners are over Baylor.

Whether the action goes the other way or not, per head agents who work with PayPerHead.com have multiple tools at their disposal to handle the action.

PayPerHead agents can lay off some of the dollars wagered via their own layoff account. They can also utilize the mass editing tool to set betting limits on one side or the other. 

20 USC +8.5 at 4 Washington -8.5

The betting line ensures that a moneyline wager will be set no later than Saturday morning when USC travels to the Great Northwest to battle Washington.

This is a key game for both teams.

USC can beat Washington. Outside of the Huskies, the Trojans are the hottest team in the Pac-12.

Online bookies should be careful about how much in moneyline wagers they accept on the Trojans at what are guaranteed to be huge odds.

Layoffing moneyline bets is never a good thing to do.

Instead, PayPerHead agents should utilize the schedule limit override tool, which allows agents to set circle limits on a schedule for a sport, period or profile.

Bookies should cut off moneyline wagering early for this game. They should also make sure that max betting limits are in place on all moneyline bets. 

3 Michigan -21.5 at Iowa +21.5

The guess here, based on the action that’s already been applied to this matchup, most agents and bookies are going to have to deal with all the money on this game going onto the Michigan Wolverines.

That’s not a problem for PayPerHead agents.

All that per head agents should do is utilize their layoff account. If agents don’t have a layoff account, they should contact a PayPerHead rep to set one up. 

Now is the time to get PayPerHead.com’s premium software. For a limited time bookies and agents can sign up for online $6.50 per head.

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