Georgia opened at 8-1, but the Bulldogs are now down to 6-1 and tied with Ohio State for the third-best odds in FBS. With sophomore quarterback Jake Fromm back after going 13-2 with 24 touchdowns and just seven interceptions last year, the Bulldogs are receiving the second-most tickets and the fifth-most money wagered at Westgate. The Georgia Bulldogs were up 20-7 with just a quarter and a half left in the title game, so it's no surprise they are getting attention from bettors. Ohio State is currently 6-1 to win the College Football Playoff (T-3rd in FBS) and +125 favorites to win the Big Ten conference at Westgate, with many different sports books pulling the team's odds off the board due to Ohio State's investigation of Urban Meyer, who is on paid administrative leave. And there are plenty of college football betting opportunities on sports betting apps. Week 1 kicks off this Saturday and college football betting sites are ready to take some action. At Westgate, the Buckeyes have the most betting tickets to win it all and rank third in money wagered. Its finally time to review the college football odds with some serious intent. The two teams in the Big Ten garnering the most attention from bettors are the Ohio State Buckeyes and Wisconsin Badgers. When betting on the underdog at +160, you would bet 100 to win 160 (if the underdog wins). Example: If you want to bet a -180 favorite, you need to risk 180 to win 100 (or for smaller-stakes players, 18 to win 10). (Figures are as of August 5 via Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook.) For moneyline college football odds, negative and positive values are attached to favorites (-180) and underdogs (+160).

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