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Sunday, December 7th, 2025

Time	#	Teams
NFL
4:05pm	137 138	Broncos Raiders	-8 -110 40½ -110	-8½ -105 40½ -110	-7½ -110 40½ -110	-8 -110 40½ -110	-8 -110 40½ -110	OFF	-8 -110 40½ -110	-8½ -105 40½ -110
4:25pm	133 134	Bears Packers	43½ -110 -6½ -115	43½ -115 -6½ -115	44 -110 -6½ -115	44 -110 -7 +100	44 -110 -6½ -115	OFF	43½ -115 -6½ -117	44 -110 -6½ -115
4:25pm	139 140	Rams Cardinals	-9½ -110 49 -110	-9½ -110 48½ -115	-9½ -110 49 -110	-9 -110 49 -110	-8½ -110 49 -110	OFF	-9½ -108 49 -110	-9½ -110 49 -110
8:20pm	143 144	Texans Chiefs	41 -110 -4 -110	41 -110 -4 -110	41½ -110 -4 -110	41½ -110 -4 -110	42 -110 -4 -110	OFF	41 -114 -4 -109	41½ -110 -3½ -115

Time	#	Teams
CBB
2:00pm	761 762	Illinois-Chicago Yale	148 -110 -12 -110	148½ -105 -12 -115	148 -110 -12½ -110	148½ -110 -12½ -110	148½ -110 -12 -110	OFF	148½ -107 -12½ -107	148½ -105 -12½ -105
2:00pm	763 764	Niagara St. Peter's	131½ -110 -5 -110	132 -115 -5 -115	132 -110 -5½ -110	132 -110 -5 -110	131½ -110 -5½ -110	OFF	132 -109 -5 -115	OFF
2:00pm	765 766	Utah State Charlotte	-1½ -110 139 -110	-11½ -103 139½ -110	-1½ -110 139½ -110	-1½ -110 139½ -110	-1½ -110 139 -110	OFF	-1½ -109 139½ -109	-1½ -110 139½ -110
2:00pm	767 768	Iona Sacred Heart	164 -110 -1 -110	163½ -110 -1 -108	163½ -110 -1 -110	164 -110 -1 -110	164 -110 -1 -110	OFF	163½ -112 -1 -109	163½ -110 -1½ -105
2:00pm	769 770	Manhattan Marist	140½ -110 -7½ -110	140½ -110 -7½ -106	141 -110 -7½ -110	140½ -110 -7½ -110	140½ -110 -7½ -110	OFF	140½ -111 -7½ -109	OFF
2:00pm	771 772	Rider Quinnipiac	148 -110 -14 -110	148 -110 -14 -113	147½ -110 -14 -110	148 -110 -14 -110	148 -110 -14 -110	OFF	148 -109 -14 -111	OFF
2:00pm	773 774	Canisius Siena	132 -110 -17½ -110	132 -110 -17½ -105	132 -105 -17 -115	132 -110 -17½ -110	132 -110 -17½ -110	OFF	132 -109 -17½ -108	OFF
2:00pm	775 776	Texas-San Antonio Alabama	171½ -110 -33½ -110	171 -115 -33½ -119	171½ -110 -33½ -110	171½ -110 -33½ -110	171½ -110 -33 -110	OFF	171½ -110 -33½ -110	171½ -110 -33½ -110
2:00pm	777 778	St. Mary's Davidson	-9½ -110 138 -110	-9½ -103 138 -115	-8½ -115 138 -110	-9½ -110 138 -110	-9½ -110 137½ -110	OFF	-9½ -106 138 -110	-9½ -110 138½ -105
2:00pm	306505 306506	Florida Atlantic Florida Gulf Coast	-2 -110 151 -110	-2 -110 152 -105	-2 -110 151 -110	-2½ -110 151 -110	-2½ -110 150½ -110	OFF	-2 -113 151 -111	-2½ -105 150½ -115
2:00pm	306507 306508	Austin Peay UT-Rio Grande Valley	150½ -110 -3 -110	150½ -110 -3 -105	150½ -110 -3½ -110	150½ -110 -3 -110	150½ -110 -3 -110	OFF	150½ -110 -3 -112	150½ -110 -2½ -115
2:30pm	306509 306510	St Francis PA Radford	157 -110 -13½ -110	157 100 -13½ -105	156 -115 -14 -110	157 -110 -13½ -110	157 -110 -13½ -110	OFF	157 101 -13½ -110	156½ -110 -13½ -110
3:00pm	779 780	LSU Texas Tech	154 -110 -5½ -110	154 -115 -5½ -109	153 -115 -5½ -115	154 -110 -5½ -110	154½ -110 -5½ -110	OFF	154 -110 -5½ -108	154½ -105 -5½ -110
3:00pm	781 782	Central Michigan St. Louis	157½ -110 -25 -110	157½ -115 -25 -110	156½ -110 -25 -110	157 -110 -25 -110	157½ -110 -24½ -110	OFF	157½ -102 -25 -110	157½ -110 -25½ -105
3:00pm	306511 306512	Alabama State Tenn-Martin	146 -110 -6½ -110	146 -110 -6½ -115	146 -110 -6½ -105	146 -110 -6½ -110	146 -110 -6 -110	OFF	146 -110 -6½ -109	146½ -105 -6½ -110
3:00pm	306513 306514	Louisiana-Monroe Stephen F Austin	140½ -110 -19 -110	141 -105 -19 -115	141½ -110 -18½ -115	141 -110 -19 -110	140½ -110 -19½ -110	OFF	140½ -113 -19½ -106	140½ -110 -19½ -110
4:00pm	783 784	UNLV Stanford	164½ -110 -9½ -110	163½ -115 -9½ -105	164½ -110 -9 -115	164½ -110 -9½ -110	165½ -110 -9½ -110	OFF	164½ -111 -9½ -108	164½ -110 -9½ -105
4:00pm	785 786	Hofstra Pittsburgh	136 -110 -8½ -110	136 -115 -8½ -110	136½ -110 -8½ -110	136 -110 -8½ -110	136 -110 -8½ -110	OFF	136 -112 -8½ -109	136½ -105 -8½ -110
4:00pm	787 788	San Francisco Mississippi State	150½ -110 -4 -110	151 -110 -4½ -107	150½ -110 -4 -110	150½ -110 -4 -110	150½ -110 -4 -110	OFF	150½ -112 -4 -112	150½ -115 -4½ -105
4:00pm	789 790	Towson UCF	146 -110 -9 -110	146 -110 -9½ -109	147 -115 -9 -115	146 -110 -9 -110	145½ -110 -8½ -110	OFF	146½ -107 -9 -113	146½ -105 -9½ -105
4:30pm	791 792	Belmont Middle Tennessee	-2 -110 154½ -110	-2 -110 154 -110	-2 -110 154½ -110	-2 -110 154½ -110	-2 -110 155 -110	OFF	-2 -110 154 -116	-1½ -110 154½ -110
4:30pm	306515 306516	Northwestern State Southeastern Louisiana	134 -110 -7 -110	134 -110 -7 -105	134 -115 -6½ -110	134 -110 -7 -110	133½ -110 -7½ -110	OFF	134 -117 -7 -110	134½ -110 -6½ -115
5:00pm	793 794	Nevada Washington State	-2 -110 148½ -110	-2½ -105 148½ -105	-2 -115 148 -110	-2½ -110 148½ -110	-2 -110 148½ -110	OFF	-2½ -105 148½ -108	-2½ -105 148½ -110
5:00pm	795 796	Creighton Nebraska	156 -110 -5 -110	155½ -110 -5 -110	155½ -110 -5 -110	156 -110 -5 -110	156½ -110 -5 -110	OFF	155½ -114 -5 -110	155½ -115 -5½ -105
5:00pm	797 798	Georgetown North Carolina	150½ -110 -1½ -110	150 -110 -1½ -113	150½ -115 -1½ -110	150½ -110 -1½ -110	151 -110 -1½ -110	OFF	150½ -110 -1½ -112	150½ -110 -1½ -110
5:00pm	799 800	Texas A&M SMU	-2 -110 165 -110	-1½ -110 165½ -107	-1½ -105 164 -110	-1½ -110 165 -110	-2 -110 165½ -110	OFF	-1½ -110 165½ +101	-1½ -110 165½ -105
5:00pm	801 802	Green Bay Wright State	141½ -110 -6½ -110	141½ -110 -6½ -112	OFF	141½ -110 -6½ -110	141 -110 -6½ -110	OFF	141½ -110 -6½ -111	141½ -110 -6½ -110
5:00pm	306517 306518	Alabama A&M Lipscomb	144½ -110 -1½ -110	144½ -110 -1½ -110	146 -110 -10 -115	145 -110 -1½ -110	145 -110 -1½ -110	OFF	144½ -115 -1½ -109	144½ -115 -1½ -110
5:30pm	803 804	TCU North Texas	-9½ -110 135½ -110	-9½ -110 136 -111	-9½ -110 135½ -110	-9½ -110 135½ -110	-9½ -110 135½ -110	OFF	-9½ -106 136 +102	-9½ -110 135½ -110
6:00pm	306519 306520	Central Arkansas East Texas A&M	144½ -110 -2½ -110	144½ -110 -2½ -113	144 -110 -2 -110	144 -110 -2½ -110	144 -110 -2½ -110	OFF	144 -112 -2½ -109	144½ -105 -2½ -110
7:00pm	805 806	Cornell Samford	167 -110 PK -110	-1 -110 166½ -115	-1 -105 167 -110	167 -110 PK -110	167½ -110 PK -110	OFF	167 -116 PK -104	166½ -115 -1½ +105
8:00pm	807 808	UTEP Seattle University	136 -110 -12½ -110	136 -110 -12 -109	136½ -105 -12½ -105	136 -110 -12½ -110	136½ -110 -12½ -110	OFF	136 -112 -12½ -106	136½ -105 -12½ -105
9:00pm	306521 306522	North Florida Gonzaga	167½ -110 -48 -110	166½ -115 -47½ -105	168 -105 -47½ -110	167 -110 -47½ -110	167½ -110 -48 -110	OFF	167½ -103 -47½ -112	167½ -105 -47½ -110

Time	#	Teams
NBA
3:40pm	551 552	Celtics Raptors	-3½ -110 225½ -110	-3 -115 225½ -110	-3½ -105 225 -110	-3½ -110 225½ -110	-3½ -110 226 -110	OFF	-3 -116 225½ -110	-3½ -110 225½ -115
6:10pm	553 554	Nuggets Hornets	-1½ -115 232½ -110	-11 -105 233 -105	-1½ -115 232 -115	-1½ -110 233 -110	-1½ -110 233 -110	OFF	-1½ -112 233 -106	-1½ -110 233½ -105
6:10pm	555 556	Blazers Grizzlies	232 -110 -1 -110	232 -110 -1 -115	231½ -110 -1½ -105	232 -110 -1 -110	232 -110 -1½ -110	OFF	232 -110 -1 -112	232½ -110 -1½ -105
7:10pm	557 558	Warriors Bulls	-1 -110 227½ -110	-1 -108 227½ -115	-1 -105 228 -105	-1 -110 227½ -110	-1 -110 227½ -110	OFF	-1 -109 227½ -112	-1½ -105 227½ -115
7:40pm	559 560	Lakers 76ers	-4 -110 233½ -110	-4 -112 233½ -105	-4 -110 233 -110	-4 -110 233½ -110	-4 -110 233½ -110	OFF	-4 -110 233½ -106	-4½ -105 233½ -105
8:10pm	561 562	Thunder Jazz	-9½ -110 236½ -110	-11 -110 235½ -110	-1½ -115 235 -110	-11 -110 235 -110	-11 -110 234 -110	OFF	-9½ -110 236½ -112	-11½ -105 235½ -105

Time	#	Teams
NHL
5:07pm	57 58	Sharks Hurricanes	6 -120 -310	6 -120 -295	OFF	6 -120 -310	6 -120 -309	OFF	6 -121 -327	6 -120 -350
5:07pm	59 60	Islanders Panthers	6 -115 -155	6 -117 -155	OFF	6 -120 -160	6 -120 -154	OFF	6 -118 -167	6 -120 -160
6:07pm	61 62	Penguins Stars	6 -120 -165	6 -120 -160	OFF	6 -120 -165	6 -120 -161	OFF	6 -120 -173	6 -120 -165
7:07pm	63 64	Blues Canadiens	5½ -125 -135	5½ -124 -133	OFF	5½ -125 -135	5½ -125 -128	OFF	5½ -127 -139	6 +100 -135
7:07pm	65 66	Blue Jackets Capitals	6½ +105 -185	6½ +109 -188	OFF	6½ +100 -190	6½ +100 -180	OFF	6½ +102 -198	6½ +100 -185
7:07pm	67 68	Golden Knights Rangers	-165 6 -105	-165 6 -101	OFF	-165 6 -105	-165 5½ -125	OFF	-175 6 -102	-165 6 -105
8:07pm	69 70	Blackhawks Ducks	6½ -115 -190	6½ -114 -192	OFF	6½ -125 -190	6½ -125 -184	OFF	6½ -121 -201	6½ -120 -190

Futures

While this page lists the odds on today’s matchups we also have several pages of futures for those of you interested.

College Football

• Heisman
• National Championship
• Expected Win Totals

NFL

• Super Bowl
• Win Total Over Unders

NBA

• To Win NBA Finals
• Preseason Win Expectations

CBB

• To Win the Tournament

MLB

• Win Projections
• World Series
• AL & NL MVP
• AL & NL Cy Young

I know you have to wait a long time to get your money on these wagers, but futures can be profitable if you know what you are doing.

How Sportsbooks Set the Lines

There is no doubt that the odds makers at the top online sportsbooks have great jobs, but it’s also a stressful career.  They have to make sure that their betting lines are an accurate reflection of the public’s perception or else they could quickly find themselves out on the street.  There are still people out there who think that the bookie’s job is to pull the wool over players’ eyes and try to win their money.  However, the books just want to grind away their profit with the juice.  Let’s take a look at how they do that when setting the odds.

Las Vegas sportsbooks and online shops alike pay close attention to the opening numbers released by the Las Vegas Sports Consultants.  LVSC is a private company that provides a service of setting the odds for casinos.

However, the books will also take into account their customers’ habits as well.  If the client base is full of recreational bettors you will see the totals shaded towards the over and the point spreads towards the favorites.  That means if a total is set at 48, a recreational book might set their total at 49.

Why the Lines Move

Once the lines are released the odds makers job is not over.  Injuries and changes in coaching strategies can cause the numbers to be updated.  The book has to adapt as new information comes forward.

The book wants balance action on the game.  This way the winners get paid by the losers and the sportsbook collects their profit from the vig.  This rarely works out perfectly, but a decent sized book will get enough action on both sides where they won’t take a beating if one side beats the other.

If the action gets unbalanced enough, the lines maker will move the line.  This can mean moving the spread or total by a half a point, or the money line is adjusted.  Some places even change the juice on the point spread, so if a favorite at -3 -110 is taking a lot of money the book will adjust to -3 -120.

Profiting From Movement in the Odds

You can use these line movements to increase your profits.  It’s easier to do when you have a lot of time between the release of the line and start of the game.  In football, the betting public tends to pile money in on their favorite teams once they get off work on Fridays so if you anticipate the line moves coming at these times you can take advantage.

Another way to use line movements to your advantage is through middling.  Let’s say it’s Tournament time and the first round has LSU taking on Arizona.  LSU is an early 6-point favorite and the line moves to -8 later in the week.  Well now you can take Arizona +8 and hope that the game ends with LSU winning between six and eight points.  If it’s six or eight, you get a win and a push, but if it’s by seven, you win both of your bets.  Any other result only creates a loss of the vig.

Understanding Money Line Bets

Money line bets are typically misunderstood by the beginner, but they are not that tough to get a hold of.  Instead of having to pick a winner against the spread, you simply pick the winner of the game.

Boxing, tennis, baseball, auto racing, hockey and soccer are the six biggest money line sports. While there are margins of victory in baseball, hockey and soccer, they are so small that it would be too difficult to come up with a point spread for every game. That’s why run lines and puck lines might adjust the score by 1.5, but there is still a money line that goes with those numbers.

Let’s just take a look at an example of a baseball money line to show you how it works.

• New York Yankees +120
• Los Angeles Dodgers -130

The Dodgers are the favorites and the Yankees are the underdogs in this example. The favorite is signified by the – (minus) written in front of the 130, while the underdog is given a + (plus) sign in front of the 120. If you are wanting to bet the Dodgers, then you will be risking $130 for every $100 you win. If you want to bet the Yankees, then you will be wagering $100 to get back $120.

The money line is usually pretty small in baseball, but it can be much bigger in other sports such as boxing and Tennis. Floyd Mayweather, who has yet to lose a fight in his career, is going to be a massive favorite over almost anyone he faces. Let’s just give an example of how a boxing money line would work in a Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao battle.

• Floyd Mayweather (-500)
• Manny Pacquiao (+375)

In this instance, you would be betting $500 to win $100 on Mayweather. If you like Pacquiao, then you will be betting $100 to win $375 on him, which is meant to entice action on the underdog because of the much bigger return.

Oddsmakers understand that the general public is going to want to bet the favorite more times than not. That makes it imperative for them to set the price on the favorite as high as possible to try and draw equal action on both sides. If they have $5,000 wagered on Mayweather, then that means they need to have at least $1,000 wagered on Pacquiao to make sure that they don’t lose money. If Mayweather wins, then the books would only be paying out $1,000 since it’s 1/5 odds.

Football & Basketball Money Lines

While money line wagers aren’t as big in football and basketball, they can still be a good bet if you don’t like the point spread. The best money line bets are those on small underdogs you believe will win outright. That’s because you don’t have to pay juice on money line underdogs, so in the long run you’re likely going to save money.

This is especially the case on underdogs of +2.5 or less in football. Most football games are decided by a field goal or more, so most of the time the +1, +1.5, +2 and +2.5 don’t even come into play. Instead of paying -110 juice on the spread, you can forgo the points and get a better return if you win by taking the moneyline.

So, instead of betting $110 to win $100 on the Patriots +2.5, you could bet $100 to win $120 on the Patriots money line (+120). The only way you would win with the +2.5 and lose on the money line is if the Patriots lost by 1 or 2. Obviously, the chances of that happening are very slim, and over the long haul it’s proven that taking the money line on these small underdogs in football are good bets.

Percentage Needed to Break Even in Betting

If you have ever done any sports betting, then you know that consistently beating the books for a profit is no easy task. But have you ever wondered just what the percentage is that you have to win in order to break even?

There are many handicappers who claim to win 70% of their bets. Whenever you see this, just ignore these touts completely. Even the ones who claim to hit 60 to 65 percent lifetime are likely lying to you. That’s because it is simply too difficult to hit that high of a percentage over the long term.

The best handicappers in the world hit anywhere from 55 to 60 percent. While that doesn’t sound like much, if you hit that kind of a percentage over time, you are going to make some serious bank. So, what percentage do you need to hit to break even? Well, let’s take a look.

Most point spreads are listed at -110 juice.  In that case you to win 52.38% of your bets to break even. You can calculate the percentage by taking amount risked divided by the amount returned.  In this case it’s 110/210 for 52.38%.

That means if you pick 52 right out of 100, you are going to lose a little, and if you pick 53 right, you’ll win a little. So, the house edge is essentially 2.38%. That’s because a bettor has to bet $110 for every $100 they win, so that $10 in juice or ‘vig” is the edge that goes to the house.

If we bet $100 on 100 games and win half and lose half, we would be left with a net loss of $500. That’s because we lose $110 each time we choose the wrong team. If we can get that 50-50 record to 55-45, which would be 55% winners, then we would net a profit of $550. We would win $5,500 on the 55 winners and lose $4,950 on our 45 losing wagers.

The difference between a $500 loss and a $550 profit is $1,050, which is the difference between being a 50 percent handicapper and a 55 percent handicapper. While 5 percent does not sound like much, it is astronomical in sports betting. I hit 55% of my picks in 2014. If you bet $100 per game that year, you would have won $7,900. If you bet $1,000 per game, you would have won $79,000.

Winning % Needed to Beat Moneylines

That winning percentage is pretty easy to follow if you were to only bet the spread at -110 in football and basketball, but not every bet you make is going to have a standard juice of -110. Figuring out what percentage of bets you need to win in this case can become even more complicated.

To give you a better understanding of what percentage of bets you would need to profit, I’ve put together a table at the bottom of this article that list the winning percentages needed for a favorite of -110 to -250 and underdog of +110 to +250. One of the first things that should jump out to you is that you don’t have to hit at a high percentage to profit with large underdogs.

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