NCAAB Futures Betting Odds

What are College Basketball Futures?

NCAAB futures betting offers fans a long-term investment opportunity tied to the outcomes of numerous college basketball events. Futures focus on the results of many college basketball events, such as the National Championship winner, conference champions, or the John Wooden Player of the Year award.

Keep in mind, futures odds change drastically over time, as injuries, team performances, and other college basketball betting news impact the odds. Throughout the season, you'll notice odds drift as teams rise to become college basketball National Championship contenders, while others fall by the wayside. Sportsbooks will list a (+) sign beside the lines for most futures odds, this number denotes the amount you will win if you were to place a bet for $100 on that particular team, or player.

The College Basketball National Championship odds currently read like so:

In this instance, a $100 bet on the favored Connecticut Huskies would win you $450, should the Huskies win the National Championship yet again.

The best time to place your NCAAB futures bets are before the beginning of the season, or before the March Madness tournament begins. We want to ensure to be early to the party, to find the value before the rest of the world notices it. Sportsbooks are extremely effective at updating their NCAAB betting odds, so be sure to time your wagers wisely.

NCAAB National Championship Betting

The NCAAB National Championship is the pinnacle of college basketball betting. Betting on the National Championship involves predicting which team will be the victor of the March Madness tournament.

March Madness Futures Betting

March Madness is the name of the NCAA Men’s basketball tournament, and the culmination of each college basketball season. The ultimate goal of all 68 NCAAB teams chosen to participate by the committee is to cut down the nets at the end as the victors of the March Madness tournament.

Futures betting for March Madness contains a wide range of options, including predicting which teams reach the Sweet 16, Elite Eight and Final Four, or selecting the eventual champion.

NCAAB Conference Championship Betting

College basketball futures allow you to wager on individual conference winners – with 30 to choose from, you’re bound to find some good value from a narrower pool of potential winners. The most popular conferences to bet on are the 6 powerhouses: The ACC, Big 12, Big East, Big 10, Pac-12, and SEC.

While odds differ by conference, you’ll be able to easily spot the favorites listed with the lowest odds. As the season continues, these odds will adjust depending on each team’s performance – keep up to date on the NCAAB’s standings and trends to spot some good value!

ACC Conference Odds: North Carolina & Duke Battle for ACC

The North Carolina Tarheels are narrow -200 favorites over their rival Duke Blue Devils to take home the ACC Regular Season Championship. This race could down down to the wire as the Tarheels travel to Durham on the last day of the season.

Big 12 Conference Odds: Houston in Control

A recent victory over the Iowa State Cyclones has helped the Houston Cougars maintain their stranglehold of the Big 12 Regular Season winner odds.

Big East Conference Odds: UConn a Class Above

A blowout win over Marquette has stamped the top ranked UConn Huskies claim as Big East Regular Season winners.

Big 10 Conference Odds: Purdue & the Rest

College Basketball Player of the Year favorite Zach Edey and the Boilermakers hold a two game lead in the Big 10 Regular Season winner race. Purdue is a massive favorite to win the conference, and at this point only a monumental collapse could see another team surpass Edey’s team.

Pac-12 Conference Odds: Arizona’s to Lose

The Arizona Wildcats have separated themselves from the Pac-12. Sitting atop the Pac-12 Regular Season winner odds at -1000, only Washington State can spoil the Wildcats party. A February 22nd Pac-12 after dark matchup will be critical.

SEC Conference Odds: Alabama set to battle Tennessee

Alabama and Tennessee are set to battle it out for the SEC Regular Season championship. A March 2nd matchup in Tuscaloosa looms large.