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Sunday's kickoff is around the corner, and there's one thing left to do: Place some last-minute bets. If I'm placing bets on a Sunday, I'm not looking at full-game spreads or totals. Those are efficient markets that have been bet into all week. Instead, I'm looking for the obscure. It's my specialty anyway: It's what I build statistical models around to try and find an edge.
Sunday's kickoff is around the corner, and there's one thing left to do: Place some last-minute bets. If I'm placing bets on a Sunday, I'm not looking at full-game spreads or totals. Those are efficient markets that have been bet into all week. Instead, I'm looking for the obscure. It's my specialty anyway: It's what I build statistical models around to try and find an edge.
Your fantasy lineup is ready, the snacks are set, and a glorious afternoon of football viewing lies ahead of you. All that's left: making some last-minute bets. But we want to be a little smart about it, right? This close to kickoff, we ought to be somewhat picky about the types of bets we're making. Regular old game spreads and totals have been bet into all week — they're mature markets with high volume, and therefore difficult to beat. We want to spice up Sunday with some action, but in spots with a chance for an edge. Hence: our new last-minute bets column. Where we're diving deep into sportsbooks' offerings to find those angles still available to hit shortly before kickoff.
Israel Adesanya makes the first title defense of his second reign as UFC middleweight champion when he takes on the challenge of Sean Strickland in the main event at UFC 293 in Sydney on Saturday (10 p.m. ET on ESPN+ PPV, with prelims at 8 p.m. on ESPNEWS and ESPN+, early prelims at 6:30 on ESPN+).
Sportsbooks were noticing something unusual heading into the first NFL weekend of the season: a college football game involving two unranked teams was the most popular bet on the board.
Following Georgia's pasting of TCU in Los Angeles last January, 32 Saturdays passed without college football. We got a nibble last weekend, but now Week 1 of the 2023 season is upon us. For all of the questions, big and small, that we've spent nearly eight months asking — from "Can Georgia three-peat?" to «Can Caleb Williams pull an Archie Griffin?» to «Does Alabama have a QB?» down to «Who wins the ultracompetitive Sun Belt?» and «Who's this year's UConn?» (a.k.a. an out-of-nowhere bowl attendee) — we will now begin to get partial answers.
College football has arrived, so let's check in on who the betting public likes entering the season.
Max Holloway looks to remain in men's featherweight title contention as he faces the Korean Zombie, Chan Sung Jung, in the main event at UFC Fight Night in Singapore on Saturday (8 a.m. ET on ESPN+, with prelims at 5 a.m. ET on ESPN+).