No. 1 Clemson is expected to meet Syracuse, who has struggled in the past with hand-stiffness on Saturday, according to the odds.
Tiger has 46 points from Orange, which was beaten 38-21 at Liberty’s home last week and went down 1-4. Clemson, on the other hand, is rolling 5-0 and beating Georgia Tech 73-7. The Tigers averaged 6.66 points per game, outsourcing their opponents.
The odds on Clemson beating straight up Syracuse are so ridiculous that most sportsbooks don’t offer a line of money on the game. Fendual, however, and the Tigers are listed as -100,000 to win overall, while Syracuse is +4,000 (40-1) to pull the trigger.
That’s right. If you want to bet on Clemson to beat Syracuse, you need to put up 1,000 to win 1 on F US Nudule, the only sportsbook in the US that largely offers a line of money on Lopside Matchup.
And someone did.
According to Fendual, the bettor placed a line bet of, 8,600 on Clemson, at a 100,000 odds. If Tiger wins, the bettor will add to 8.60 to his bankroll.
The biggest reliance on Syracuse on 40-1-1 was 50. As of Friday afternoon, there were three times as many money-line batsmen at Orange as Clemson, but the Tigers attracted 92%% of the money, mainly thanks to the.
“Naturally, the chances of Clemson winning the game are huge, but people are confident in what will be one of the biggest ups and downs of college football,” Fanduel’s sportsbook director John Sheeran told ESPN.
At Clemson-46, the point spread is the longest line on the ACC game, as the state of Florida was a 48-point favorite on Wake Forest in 2000. U.S. Is the biggest money-line price posted by Sportsbook.
The casino at South Point and the hotel’s sportsbook in Las Vegas have also been known in the past for putting money-line prices on big college football favorites, favorites who chose to catch the Syracuse-Clemson game.
“This one is just too big,” said Chris Andrews, director of Sportsbook at South Point.
Fanduel Nichols runs a retail sportsbook at the Tioga Downs Casinos Resort in New York, two hours from Syracuse. Sheeran said providing local fans when deciding to offer a money-line option on the game was part of Fendual’s thinking.
“I claim we will have a steady stream of 5 bets on Syracuse tomorrow,” Shearer said.
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