Texas A&M vs. LSU PPH Prop Bets

OAKLAND PARK, Fla. (Gambling911.com) - The Texas A&M–LSU betting action is strongly favoring LSU.  The Tigers are coming in with a line of -8.5.  They are taking 69% of spread bets and 70% of the spread handle, and as much as 86% of the money at AcePerHead.com, one of the largest sportsbook solution platform providers in the world.  Despite this action, the trend has been for the line to move from LSU -9.5 down to -8 now.  This bodes well for those backing the Aggies. Gambling911.com has the line here should be Tigers -6, and that's with an unusually hefty 5-point home field advantage this week. 

How a PPH Platform Works

With a Pay Per Head (commonly referred to as a PPH), bookies and agents pay a small weekly fee per player and, in return, receive everything from managed lines, reporting, customized websites for players, 24/7 customer service and, of course, a full slate of World Cup player and game props in addition to live in-play betting. 

Remember that not all PPH solutions are built the same.  Some advertise their software for a super cheap price per customer and all the bookie or agent gets is a cookie cutter software with not much more. 

AcePerHead.com offers its Pay Per Head service for as little as $3 per player and, for that price, you receive everything a quality sportsbook offers including skilled oddsmakers, full reporting, 99.9% server uptime, live in-play wagering, full props and futures options, customized websites, 24/7 customer support and even a live dealer casino.  

If you have 100 players for this summer's World Cup, you’ll pay $300 (while bringing in far more). However, during the off-season after the World Cup ends and before the new football season begins, you only have 10 active customers, you will only need to pay $30.

Texas A&M vs. LSU PPH Prop Bets 

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LSU - Alt Total Yards
Texas A&M - Alt Total Yards
LSU - Total Yards
Texas A&M - Total Yards
LSU - Alt Total Rushing Yards
Texas A&M - Alt Total Rushing Yards
LSU - Total Rushing Yards
Texas A&M - Total Rushing Yards
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1st Half Total
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2nd Quarter Spread
3rd Quarter Spread
4th Quarter Spread
1st Quarter Total
2nd Quarter Total
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LSU Total Points
Texas A&M Total Points
Marcel Reed - Alt Passing Yds
Sam Leavitt - Alt Passing Yds
Sam Leavitt - Passing Yds
Marcel Reed - Passing Yds
Marcel Reed - Alt Passing TDs
Sam Leavitt - Alt Passing TDs
Sam Leavitt - Passing TDs
Marcel Reed - Passing TDs
Eugene Wilson III - Alt Receiving Yds
Mario Craver - Alt Receiving Yds
Winston Watkins Jr. - Alt Receiving Yds
Rueben Owens II - Alt Receiving Yds
Jackson Harris - Alt Receiving Yds
Isaiah Horton - Alt Receiving Yds
Dilin Jones - Alt Receiving Yds
Winston Watkins Jr. - Receiving Yds
Eugene Wilson III - Receiving Yds
Mario Craver - Receiving Yds
Rueben Owens II - Receiving Yds
Jackson Harris - Receiving Yds
Isaiah Horton - Receiving Yds
Dilin Jones - Receiving Yds
Winston Watkins Jr. - Alt Receptions
Eugene Wilson III - Alt Receptions
Mario Craver - Alt Receptions
Isaiah Horton - Alt Receptions
Eugene Wilson III - Total Receptions
Mario Craver - Total Receptions
Winston Watkins Jr. - Total Receptions
Isaiah Horton - Total Receptions
Dilin Jones - Alt Rushing Yds
Sam Leavitt - Alt Rushing Yds
Rueben Owens II - Alt Rushing Yds
Marcel Reed - Alt Rushing Yds
Sam Leavitt - Rushing Yds
Dilin Jones - Rushing Yds
Marcel Reed - Rushing Yds
Rueben Owens II - Rushing Yds
1st Half Winner (3-Way)
1st Half Texas A&M Total Points
1st Half LSU Total Points
Any Time Touchdown Scorer
To Score 2+ Touchdowns
To Score 3+ Touchdowns
To Score 4+ Touchdowns
Anytime 1st Half TD Scorer
Anytime 2nd Half TD Scorer
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Anytime 2nd Quarter TD Scorer
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2027 College Football Playoff Championship Odds to Win

All Odds Courtesy of BetPhoenix

Ohio State
+490
Texas
+550
Georgia
+600
Notre Dame
+650
Miami Florida
+750
Indiana
+1000
LSU
+1800
Ole Miss
+1800
Oregon
+2200
Alabama
+2700
Florida
+3000
Texas Tech
+3300
Tennessee
+3500
USC
+4000
Penn State
+6000
Texas A&M
+6500
Oklahoma
+7500
Mississippi State
+8000
Missouri
+10000
Louisville
+10000
Utah
+10000
Michigan
+10000
BYU
+12500
Washington
+12500
Iowa
+17500
Houston
+17500
Kansas State
+22500
SMU
+25000
Virginia Tech
+25000
UCLA
+25000
Pittsburgh
+30000
Auburn
+40000
Virginia
+40000
Oklahoma State
+40000
Arizona
+40000
Nebraska
+40000
Arizona State
+40000
South Carolina
+50000
Boise State
+60000
TCU
+60000
Vanderbilt
+75000
Baylor
+75000
Kentucky
+75000
WV Mountaineers
+100000
Northwestern
+100000
Troy
+125000
Iowa State
+125000
Miami Ohio
+125000
Old Dominion
+125000
San Diego State
+125000
Louisiana
+125000
Middle Tennessee
+125000
James Madison
+125000
Navy
+125000
Texas State
+125000
Massachusetts
+125000
Maryland
+125000
Tulsa
+125000
Connecticut
+125000
North Texas
+125000
Clemson
+125000
Kansas
+125000
Colorado State
+125000
East Carolina
+125000
Wisconsin
+125000
Louisiana Tech
+125000
Colorado
+125000
Florida State
+125000
Georgia Tech
+125000
Temple
+125000
Arkansas
+125000
Marshall
+125000
South Alabama
+125000
Cincinnati
+125000
South Florida
+125000
Washington State
+125000
Stanford
+125000
California
+125000
Coastal Carolina
+125000
North Carolina
+125000
Toledo
+125000
Oregon State
+125000
San Jose State
+125000
Boston College
+125000
Fresno State
+125000
Minnesota
+125000
Jacksonville State
+125000
Duke
+125000
Syracuse
+125000
UNLV
+125000
Illinois
+125000
Liberty
+125000
Army
+125000
Rice
+125000
Western Michigan
+125000
Memphis
+125000
NC State
+125000
Air Force
+125000
UCF
+125000
Central Michigan
+125000
UTSA
+125000
Appalachian State
+125000
Wake Forest
+125000
Georgia State
+125000
Michigan State
+125000
Utah State
+125000
New Mexico
+125000
Florida Atlantic
+125000
Purdue
+125000
Delaware
+125000
Arkansas State
+125000
Tulane
+125000
North Dakota State
+125000

• Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com