The odds to win college football’s playoff have recently been updated. The table below shows the futures odds on each team (if available) from BetOnline sportsbook.
Included in our odds table is the implied win probability for each team based on the odds given. This can make it easier to visualize just how likely the books think it is that a certain team will win. We’ve also included a change column, which shows how much a team’s odds have improved or decreased since our last update. The MOV column represents the average margin of victory so far this season (or last season) for that team. Later in the season this can be helpful for setting your own odds or power rankings.
With a dominating performance over Clemson in the most recent championship game the LSU Tigers are the reigning College Football Playoff Champions. Clemson was able to keep the game close early on, but Heisman Trophy-winning QB Joe Burrow went off for 463 yards passing and 5 touchdowns to lead LSU to a 42-25 victory.
Almost immediately after the game, oddsmakers posted the odds for next season. With Burrow graduating and heading to the NFL, LSU is not the favorite to repeat as champions. Clemson is currently the odds-on favorite as they should return the core of their key players, including QB Trevor Lawrence, who will be just a junior next season. Rounding out the rest of the odds there are plenty of familiar faces. Alabama is a mainstay near the top of this list, but Ohio State is currently projected to face Clemson in the title game. These odds are sure to change as players announce their plans for next season and teams start ramping up recruiting efforts. Check back later this offseason to see how these moves impact the betting market.
Championship Matchup: Clemson vs Ohio State
Projected Champion: Clemson
Here’s a look at all of the teams with available odds to win the championship this year, courtesy of BetOnline.
| Team | 2019 Record | Conference | 2019 MOV | Odds | Change | CFB Playoff |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clemson | 14-1 | ACC (Atlantic) | 29.4 | +250 | -25 | 20.62% |
| Ohio State | 13-1 | Big Ten (East) | 33.1 | +450 | None | 13.12% |
| Alabama | 11-2 | SEC (West) | 25.8 | +500 | -150 | 12.03% |
| Georgia | 12-2 | SEC (East) | 16.1 | +900 | -100 | 7.22% |
| LSU | 15-0 | SEC (West) | 24.8 | +1000 | -400 | 6.56% |
| Florida | 11-2 | SEC (East) | 13.5 | +1200 | +200 | 5.55% |
| Oklahoma | 12-2 | Big 12 | 11.7 | +2200 | -200 | 3.14% |
| Auburn | 9-4 | SEC (West) | 10.5 | +2500 | -500 | 2.78% |
| Notre Dame | 11-2 | Ind | 18.8 | +2500 | None | 2.78% |
| Oregon | 12-2 | Pac-12 (North) | 17.8 | +2500 | New | 2.78% |
| Texas A&M | 8-5 | SEC (West) | 2.7 | +2500 | +1500 | 2.78% |
| Penn State | 11-2 | Big Ten (East) | 15.4 | +2800 | +500 | 2.49% |
| Texas | 8-5 | Big 12 | 7.8 | +2800 | -300 | 2.49% |
| Michigan | 9-4 | Big Ten (East) | 11.0 | +3300 | None | 2.12% |
| Tennessee | 8-5 | SEC (East) | -1.1 | +4000 | +2600 | 1.76% |
| USC | 8-5 | Pac-12 (South) | 3.1 | +5000 | +5000 | 1.42% |
| Washington | 8-5 | Pac-12 (North) | 10.9 | +5000 | +5000 | 1.42% |
| Wisconsin | 10-4 | Big Ten (West) | 17.1 | +5000 | None | 1.42% |
| Florida State | 6-7 | ACC (Atlantic) | -3.0 | +6600 | -1600 | 1.08% |
| Oklahoma State | 8-5 | Big 12 | 2.7 | +6600 | +3400 | 1.08% |
| Miami FL | 6-7 | ACC (Coastal) | 0.7 | +8000 | +2000 | 0.89% |
| Minnesota | 11-2 | Big Ten (West) | 11.9 | +8000 | +2000 | 0.89% |
| Kentucky | 8-5 | SEC (East) | 4.9 | +9000 | +1000 | 0.79% |
| Iowa State | 7-6 | Big 12 | 6.5 | +10000 | None | 0.71% |
| Nebraska | 5-7 | Big Ten (West) | 0.2 | +10000 | None | 0.71% |
| Utah | 11-3 | Pac-12 (South) | 16.2 | +10000 | None | 0.71% |
| Iowa | 10-3 | Big Ten (West) | 11.8 | +15000 | None | 0.48% |
| BYU | 7-6 | Ind | 0.6 | +35000 | +15000 | 0.21% |