2018 College Football Championship Outcome Betting Odds

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1 January, 2018

2018 College Football Championship Outcome Betting Odds

Gambling911.com has the betting odds for the possible outcomes of the 2018 College Football Championship heading into the New Year's Day Bowl games.

Alabama was a favorite to beat Oklahoma in this year's College Football Championship at respectable 3/1 odds.

The next shortest odds belong to Alabama beating Georgia at 3.5/1 odds.

The biggest payout belongs to Oklahoma defeating Clemson at 7/1 odds for a potenial pay day of $700 for every $100 bet. This would mean that both early favorites to win the College Football Playoffs - Alabama and Oklahoma - fail to advance to the Championship game.

Georgia had become a -2 point favorite in its Playoff game against Oklahoma heading into Monday. The Bulldogs defeating the Tigers pays $600 for every $100 bet.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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