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BetOnline has released its odds on which team will advance to this year's Sweet 16 along with a special treat, the percentage chance of advancing.
Not surprising, Houston and Purdue each have an 80% chance of moving onward as No. 1 seeds. Both are listed at -400 odds to advance. You would be required to bet $400 to win $100. That $400 is refunded provided the bet hits and you profit $100.
UConn as the overall No. 1 favorite stands an 86% chance of moving on to the Sweet 16. They were priced a bit high at -600.
There is value in North Carolina, another No. 1 seed, advancing. They stand a 66% chance and are listed at pretty short -160 odds.
Former UNC standout Brendan Hayward tells BetOnline exclusively he will be backing his beloved Tar Heels, calling them among the most talented teams in the Big Dance this year and "they have unfinished business".
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Odds to Advance to Sweet 16 |
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Team |
Yes |
No |
% To Advance |
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Akron |
+1000 |
-4000 |
9% |
|
Alabama |
-105 |
-125 |
51% |
|
Arizona |
-325 |
+250 |
76% |
|
Auburn |
-220 |
+180 |
69% |
|
Baylor |
-130 |
+100 |
57% |
|
Boise State |
+900 |
-3000 |
10% |
|
BYU |
+155 |
-190 |
39% |
|
Charleston |
+1000 |
-4000 |
9% |
|
Clemson |
+375 |
-500 |
21% |
|
Colgate |
+1300 |
-8000 |
7% |
|
Colorado |
+625 |
-1100 |
14% |
|
Colorado State |
+800 |
-2000 |
11% |
|
Creighton |
-180 |
+150 |
64% |
|
Dayton |
+600 |
-1000 |
14% |
|
Drake |
+550 |
-900 |
15% |
|
Duke |
-135 |
+105 |
57% |
|
Duquesne |
+950 |
-2000 |
10% |
|
Florida |
+250 |
-325 |
29% |
|
Florida Atlantic |
+750 |
-1500 |
12% |
|
Gonzaga |
+135 |
-165 |
43% |
|
Grambling State |
+8000 |
-100000 |
1% |
|
Grand Canyon |
+475 |
-700 |
17% |
|
Houston |
-400 |
+300 |
80% |
|
Illinois |
-135 |
+105 |
57% |
|
Iowa State |
-275 |
+215 |
73% |
|
James Madison |
+600 |
-1000 |
14% |
|
Kansas |
+125 |
-155 |
44% |
|
Kentucky |
-140 |
+110 |
58% |
|
Long Beach State |
+3500 |
-50000 |
3% |
|
Longwood |
+8000 |
-100000 |
1% |
|
Marquette |
-150 |
+120 |
60% |
|
McNeese |
+700 |
-1400 |
13% |
|
Michigan State |
+300 |
-400 |
25% |
|
Mississippi State |
+375 |
-550 |
21% |
|
Montana State |
+8000 |
-100000 |
1% |
|
Morehead State |
+1400 |
-8000 |
7% |
|
NC State |
+475 |
-750 |
17% |
|
Nebraska |
+575 |
-950 |
15% |
|
Nevada |
+475 |
-700 |
17% |
|
New Mexico |
+250 |
-325 |
29% |
|
North Carolina |
-190 |
+155 |
66% |
|
Northwestern |
+800 |
-1600 |
11% |
|
Oakland |
+1200 |
-6000 |
8% |
|
Oregon |
+400 |
-600 |
20% |
|
Purdue |
-400 |
+300 |
80% |
|
Saint Mary's |
+160 |
-200 |
38% |
|
Saint Peter's |
+8000 |
-100000 |
1% |
|
Samford |
+900 |
-3000 |
10% |
|
San Diego State |
+220 |
-280 |
31% |
|
South Carolina |
+350 |
-500 |
22% |
|
South Dakota State |
+3000 |
-20000 |
3% |
|
Stetson |
+8000 |
-100000 |
1% |
|
TCU |
+500 |
-700 |
17% |
|
Tennessee |
-220 |
+180 |
69% |
|
Texas |
+325 |
-425 |
24% |
|
Texas A&M |
+700 |
-1400 |
13% |
|
Texas Tech |
+200 |
-260 |
33% |
|
UAB |
+1400 |
-10000 |
7% |
|
UConn |
-600 |
+400 |
86% |
|
Utah State |
+700 |
-1400 |
13% |
|
Vermont |
+900 |
-2500 |
10% |
|
Wagner |
+8000 |
-100000 |
1% |
|
Washington State |
+450 |
-700 |
18% |
|
Western Kentucky |
+1300 |
-8000 |
7% |
|
Wisconsin |
+195 |
-250 |
34% |
|
Yale |
+800 |
-2000 |
11% |
- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com
