Odds on College Football Playoff Expansion, Raiders' Home in 2020

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Odds on College Football Playoff Expansion, Raiders' Home in 2020

BetDSI is offering odds on the possibility of a CFP expansion in 2020, and the chances don't look great for college football fans hopeful for a change to the system.

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The online sportsbook has also posted a prop on where the Raiders will play next season. Remaining in Oakland is the favorite, but San Diego and Santa Clara also have short odds.
 
 
Will the College Football Playoff expand to eight teams for 2020 regular season?
 
Yes +150
No -200
 
 
Raiders home city for 2019 regular season
 
Oakland +120
San Diego +250
Santa Clara +400
Phoenix +500
Seattle +1000
San Antonio +1000
Portland +1500
Memphis +2000
Toronto +3000
St. Louis +3000
London +5000
Field (Any other city) +500

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