ACC Tournament Futures Odds, Picks - 2021 (BetOnline All Access)

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ACC Tournament Futures Odds, Picks - 2021 (BetOnline All Access)

Drew Butler and Nick Bahe has your picks and all the latest odds on the ACC Tournament winner in college basketball (2021). 

Butler is backing Georgia Tech, offered at +600 on BetOnline.

"They ended the season with six straight wins, three of those being ACC road wins," Butler noted. "Most importantly, they have the double bye.  They have a really favorable side of the backet."

Bahe is on another team.  Find out which one by watching the video above.

Odds for the ACC Tournament winner are:

Virginia

+225

Florida State

+250

North Carolina

+450

Georgia Tech

+500

Duke

+600

Virginia Tech

+900

Syracuse

+900

Miami (FL)

+4000

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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