Week 13 College Football Best Bets: Can Indiana Cover Against Ohio State?
No. 9 Ole Miss (-9.5) at FloridaFlorida is going for two straight upsets after taking down LSU last week. But Ole Miss is coming off its bye and still looking to stay in the conversation to play for the SEC Championship. The Rebels are 3-1 ATS on the road this season, and Lane Kiffin will have his team ready to make a late-season push to the playoffs.THE PICK: Ole Miss -9.5 No. 5 Indiana vs. No. 2 Ohio State (-12)It’s a Big Ten clash with huge playoff implications on the line. The winner of this game gets into the Big Ten Championship and the College Football Playoff. Indiana will have a healthy Kurtis Rourke, who has thrown for 21 touchdowns to just four interceptions. While Ohio State’s defense is the best in the nation, the offense has been underwhelming. Many consider them a bit overrated, and 12 points in a ‘playoff’ game seems too much.THE PICK: Indiana +12 No. 14 BYU vs. No. 21 Arizona State (-3.5)ASU is one of the hottest teams in the country, winning three straight. QB Sam Leavitt has been dominant, throwing 9 touchdowns with no interceptions during the streak. But he faces a passing defense that is allowing just 176 YPG and held Kansas to only 242 yards in last week’s loss. BYU has been profitable as road underdogs, going 4-0 ATS this season. This feels like a field goal game either way, so give me the points with the Cougars.THE PICK: BYU +3.5 No. 6 Notre Dame (-16.5) vs. No. 18 ArmyNotre Dame hasn’t lost to Army in 14 straight games and has won the last three by an average of 31 points. The Black Knights are coming off a bye week and lead the nation in rushing, averaging 335 YPG, while their defense has surrendered 14 or more points just once. The Irish routed Navy a few weeks back and have allowed 14 or more points only once. Notre Dame wins, but covering three scores against a running team seems too high.THE PICK: Army +16.5 Kentucky at No. 3 Texas (-20.5)The Longhorns are looking to make a big statement ahead of their season finale against Texas A&M and face a Wildcats team that is 3-0 ATS as double-digit underdogs this year. They lost to three top-10 teams (Georgia, Ole Miss, and Tennessee) by a combined 14 points. That being said, Texas has something to prove and won’t ease up in its final home game. Check out the odds for all games on BetOnline!THE PICK: Texas -20.5
Bills Look to Hand Chiefs First Loss of the Season
It’s the best rivalry in the AFC between two teams with the best records in the NFL since 2017. Kansas City has won three Super Bowls, while Buffalo is still trying to reach the big game. They meet Sunday in a matchup that could determine the No. 1 seed in the conference. Here are the odds: Kansas City Chiefs (9-0) The Chiefs may be the worst 9-0 team of all time. Sure, they’ve won nine straight to open the season, but they’ve been lucky—last week, they blocked a last-second field goal to secure a win against Denver. There are concerns on offense as Kansas City has only scored 30 points or more once, and Patrick Mahomes has thrown 12 touchdowns with 9 interceptions. The defense has been top-notch, allowing just 17.9 points per game. Kareem Hunt has filled in well, posting back-to-back games with 100 total yards. After a slow start, Travis Kelce has averaged 72 yards over the last six weeks. Buffalo Bills (8-2) The Bills’ defense has been getting it done, ranking ninth in the league, allowing just 19.3 points per game. They’ll face a Chiefs offense that has some serious weapons, including Mahomes and Travis Kelce, who has come on of late after a slow start. Kelce has averaged 85 yards and 10 receptions over the last three weeks. Buffalo ranks 22nd in the league against the pass, so this will be a key matchup to watch. The run game will also be crucial, especially since the Bills have ruled out rookie receiver Keon Coleman for this game, and Amari Cooper is listed as questionable. Keys to the Game Buffalo Bills: Josh AllenJosh Allen has 16 touchdown passes, 3 interceptions, and a QBR of 74 in seven career games against the Chiefs. Can Kansas City contain him and prevent another big game? Quarterbacks like Baker Mayfield and Bo Nix have found success against the Chiefs, so there’s no reason Allen can’t as well. Chiefs: Patrick MahomesPatrick Mahomes thrives as the underdog. Over his career, he’s 11-3 SU and 12-1-1 ATS when the Chiefs are the favorites. Kansas City will be featured on many teaser tickets, and rightfully so, as Mahomes is a perfect 14-0 ATS against a six-point teaser as an underdog in his career. Game Prediction: Buffalo Bills -2.5 The Bills have won five straight games and are +61 in scoring margin during that stretch. They need this game more than the Chiefs, who are 0-4 ATS in their past four conference games. The Bills should pick up the win, but expect a one-score game. Game Betting Odds Recent Betting Trends Head-to-Head Meetings
Ravens, Steelers in an AFC North Tilt: Odds, Picks, and Props
It’s an old-school rivalry featuring two bitter foes as the surprising Steelers host Lamar Jackson and the Ravens. The winner of this one will move into sole possession of first place, so the stakes are high in Pittsburgh. Check the full odds now! Baltimore Ravens The Ravens are an offensive juggernaut, leading the league in yards (440.2 YPG), rushing (182.6 YPG), and points (31.8 PPG), and ranking No. 3 in passing (257.6 YPG). Lamar Jackson is once again the leading candidate for MVP. He’s thrown 14 touchdowns in the last four games without a single interception. Jackson has 24 touchdowns and just two interceptions on the season. However, he faces a Steelers front that found success against Jayden Daniels last week, sacking him three times and holding him to just 17 completions on 34 attempts. Still, the Ravens have many weapons, including Derrick Henry and Zay Flowers, who remain major threats to Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh Steelers Not many expected the Steelers to be contending for the division this late in the season, but here they are, coming off a tight 28-27 win in Washington. Russell Wilson has added a spark to the offense, averaging 30 points per game since taking over as the starter. George Pickens has become the go-to receiver, averaging 92 yards over the last three games and scoring a couple of touchdowns. That duo will look to take advantage of a passing defense that is dead last in the NFL, allowing 294.9 YPG. Game Betting Odds Game Prediction: Steelers +3 The Steelers are an NFL-best 7-2 ATS, and over the last 8 meetings, the game has been decided by one score, including five games decided by 4 points or fewer. This feels like a game that comes down to the final possession, and taking the points at home is never a bad thing. Recent Betting Trends
Who Will Host SNL’s 50th Anniversary Primetime Special?
NBC’s legendary comedy show Saturday Night Live will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2025 with an “SNL50 Primetime Special,” a three-hour show airing on February 16th. While not many details have been released, the show’s creator and producer, Lorne Michaels, says it “is going to be insane.” Now, the speculation begins on who will be hosting—and, of course, there are betting odds. Let’s break down some of the choices, and maybe a surprise or two. Bill Murray +200 Bill Murray joined SNL for its second season after Chevy Chase left. He’s a five-time host but hasn’t hosted since 1999. Could he make his triumphant return for the show’s 50th anniversary? A decade ago, Murray appeared as Nick The Lounge Singer in the SNL 40th anniversary special. His long history with the show makes him a strong contender to return. Steve Martin +500 In that same 40th anniversary special, Steve Martin was the host. Can he do it again ten years later? Martin has hosted SNL 16 times, one fewer than Alec Baldwin. He and Martin Short co-hosted the highest-rated episode of season 48, and their chemistry could make him a favorite for the 50th anniversary special. Tina Fey +800 Tina Fey was a regular on the show from 1997–2006 and has returned for several guest appearances since. Fey has always been considered the heir apparent to Lorne Michaels when he eventually retires, and rumors have suggested that Michaels would step down after the 50th season, as he turns 80. Given her long history with SNL, it would make sense for Fey to host the special and potentially take the reins moving forward. Lorne Michaels +800 He created the live sketch comedy show, so does it make sense for Lorne Michaels to finish his career with SNL on this milestone? Possibly. As mentioned, Michaels has long said he would retire from the show eventually, and the 50th anniversary could be the perfect moment for him to bow out. Could he open the show and then introduce another host? It’s not far-fetched, given that Michaels is the mastermind behind it all. Martin Short +1600 Martin Short was a cast member for just one season (1984–1985) but has hosted SNL four times. He’s made numerous cameo appearances over the years, and with the success of Only Murders in the Building, Short is back in the spotlight. At these odds, he could be a dark horse for the role. Not a bad bet! Odds to Host the 50th Anniversary Special
Week 10 Action: Allen and the Bills Visit Flacco and the Colts
At 7-2, the Buffalo Bills enter Week 10 with a commanding lead in the AFC East, as the next-best team in their division, the New York Jets, sit at 3-6. Quarterback Josh Allen has been excellent this season and looks to keep the momentum going into Indianapolis this Sunday for a fifth straight Buffalo victory. On the other side, the Indianapolis Colts sit at 4-5 and have dropped two straight games. They are hoping to see the Joe Flacco of old, not the aging version, this week. Check BetOnline for the full odds on this event: Buffalo Bills Josh Allen Over 1.5 Passing Touchdowns -117Josh Allen has been elite this season for Buffalo, throwing for 17 touchdowns while being intercepted just twice. He has completed four games with a completion percentage above 70%, and he currently ranks 4th in QBR in the league. Now for the key stat: Allen has thrown for multiple touchdowns in six of his nine games, including his last four straight. Keep it rolling, Bills Mafia — Allen will hit the over on this one. James Cook Over 62.5 Rushing Yards -115Yes, running back James Cook was held to fewer than 45 rushing yards in two of his last three games. However, between those contests, he delivered a dominant 111-yard performance with two rushing touchdowns. That came on the road in Seattle, where he earned 6.5 yards per carry. On the season, he’s averaging nearly five yards per carry. What’s important here is that the Colts rank last in the AFC and 31st in the NFL in rushing defense, giving up nearly 150 yards per game. Additionally, the Colts’ defense has allowed 120 or more rushing yards in seven games this year. I’ve got just one question for you: Can you smellllll what James is Cookin’? The over is the play here. Indianapolis Colts Joe Flacco Under 235.5 Passing Yards -113At 39 years old, Joe Flacco is no longer the same quarterback he was with the Baltimore Ravens. He’s thrown for over 200 yards just once this season, and that was against a struggling Jacksonville squad. Last week, against a team more at Buffalo’s level, the Minnesota Vikings, Flacco threw for just 179 yards and an interception. This week, he faces a Buffalo defense that allows fewer than 210 passing yards per game. The under is a safe bet here. Jonathan Taylor Over 78.5 Rushing Yards -115With Flacco struggling under center, expect the Colts to lean on their backfield for production. That means Jonathan Taylor should get plenty of carries and rack up yards. Taylor has eclipsed 100 rushing yards in three separate games this year, including matchups against Chicago, Houston, and Green Bay. Both the Packers and Texans have better rush defenses than the Bills, so this is no small feat. Taylor also hit the over against the Steelers three games ago, which is noteworthy, as Pittsburgh has the fourth-best rush defense in the NFL. The over on 78.5 rushing yards looks good here. Game Betting Odds
NFL Week 10 Odds and Player Props: Broncos vs. Chiefs, Steelers vs. Commanders
Gunslinger Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs are striving for nothing less than perfection. They squeaked out a win last week against the Buccaneers but shouldn’t face the same problems against a Denver Broncos squad that was crushed 41-10 by the Ravens. Quarterback Bo Nix will need to take some chances if he hopes to make this game competitive. Both the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Washington Commanders need a win here to stay in the playoff hunt and maintain a top spot in their respective divisions. The Steelers will rely heavily on their ground game and look to exploit the Commanders’ weaknesses in that area. Rookie QB Jayden Daniels looks to continue his hot streak as the Commanders count on his arm to carry the load in this one. Let’s have a look to the odds! Denver Broncos Bo Nix Over 210.5 Passing Yards -113Bo Nix has surpassed 200 passing yards in all but three games this season. He’s cleared 210.5 passing yards in back-to-back games and three of his last four outings. While Nix is known for his mobility, the Chiefs have the third-best rush defense in the NFL, allowing just 83.9 rushing yards per game. That means Nix will have fewer opportunities to run, and will likely be forced to air it out. With 210 passing yards being a reasonable target in today’s game, the over is worth considering. Kansas City Chiefs Patrick Mahomes Over 1.5 Passing Touchdowns -103Patrick Mahomes is coming off back-to-back games with more than 1 passing touchdown and just six days removed from a three-touchdown performance against the Buccaneers. He has posted a completion percentage above 70% in five of his eight games and has thrown multiple passing touchdowns in four games this season. Pittsburgh Steelers Najee Harris Over 63.5 Rushing Yards -115After rushing for over 100 yards in each of his last three games, it’s surprising to see the over/under set at 63.5, which is below Najee Harris’ season average of 74.0 rushing yards per game. Harris has surpassed 63.5 rushing yards in all but two games this season. With the Washington Commanders giving up the fourth-most rushing yards per game (143), expect the Steelers’ running back to have another strong performance here. Washington Commanders Jayden Daniels Over 220.5 Passing Yards -115Jayden Daniels, the Offensive Rookie of the Year favorite, is having an outstanding first season in the pros. Daniels has thrown for over 220.5 yards in six of nine games this season, including three games with 250 or more passing yards. He boasts the second-best QBR (75.7) this season and faces a Pittsburgh squad that allows just shy of 220 passing yards on average per game. Betting Odds
Make Money on the Menendez Brothers
Lyle and Erik Menendez, collectively known as the Menendez brothers, are infamous for being convicted murderers after killing their parents in their Beverly Hills home in 1989. They recently returned to the public eye thanks to Netflix releasing two pieces on their story: an episode from the anthology series Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story and a documentary titled The Menendez Brothers. The brothers have gained so much popularity that Mark Jackson’s 1990-91 NBA Hoops basketball card saw a price spike following the releases. The reason? The Menendez brothers appear in the background as Jackson makes a bounce pass, and it was confirmed that this occurred during the spending spree they went on after killing their parents. Now, you can potentially turn some of that popularity into cash. Let’s take a look at some wagers on the brothers’ future. Menendez Brothers’ Release Date More than three decades have passed since the brothers were convicted. The LA District Attorney has stated they found new evidence pointing to abuse by their father and has recently filed a motion recommending a judge resentence the siblings. A hearing could be held within the next month, and there is a chance they could be released before the upcoming Super Bowl. Factors in play include the fact that the crimes occurred when the brothers were under 26, making them eligible for youthful parole under California law. Since they have been described as “model prisoners” (according to the DA), there is a belief they could be paroled if the decision reaches the parole board. They might even be home for Christmas. Either Erik or Lyle Menendez to Appear on Dancing With the Stars Season 34 Having convicted felons on Dancing With the Stars is not new; convicted con artist Anna Delvey participated in Season 33 of the reality competition, gaining popularity thanks to the Netflix series Inventing Anna. Similar to Delvey, the Menendez brothers have seen an increase in popularity among a new generation thanks to Netflix. However, while Delvey was a con artist, the Menendez brothers were convicted of killing their parents, which presents a different situation. Erik or Lyle Menendez to Get Engaged in 2025 Currently, Erik is married to Tammi Saccoman (married in 1999), and Lyle is on his second marriage to Rebecca Sneed (married in 2003). Unless divorce papers are filed soon, this wager is pretty straightforward. Menendez Brothers on the Joe Rogan Podcast in 2025 Joe Rogan’s The Joe Rogan Experience is the most popular podcast globally, boasting billions of listeners and millions of loyal subscribers. As one of the original podcasters, Rogan often features controversial guests. Should the brothers be released by next year, there is a strong chance he would invite them on the show. Even if they remain incarcerated, if Rogan can find a way to host them while they’re still in prison, it’s likely he’d make that happen. Take advantage of the Menendez brothers’ renewed visibility and the unique betting opportunities surrounding their future!
Redblacks vs. Argonauts, Lions vs. Roughriders: CFL Playoffs Odds and Predictions
The CFL Divisional Semifinals are set, with the East featuring the Redblacks visiting the Toronto Argonauts. The winner of that game will travel to Montreal to face the Alouettes in the Eastern Final. In the West, the BC Lions will take on the Saskatchewan Roughriders, with the winner advancing to Winnipeg for the West Final. Are you ready for the BetOnline odds? Ottawa Redblacks vs. Toronto Argonauts This is the first playoff meeting between these two teams, but the Argonauts may be seeking revenge for their playoff performance last season. Toronto set a franchise record with 16 wins, only to have Chad Kelly throw four interceptions in the East Final, resulting in a loss to the Alouettes. Back in Week 14, Ottawa intercepted Kelly four times, leading to a 41-27 victory. Since then, the Argos have gone 3-1, averaging 29 points per game. Redblacks QB Dru Brown has performed well lately, throwing for 845 yards with seven touchdown passes and two interceptions in his last two games. However, in a one-game showdown, the Argos hold the edge with home-field advantage and Kelly, the league’s Most Outstanding Player in 2023. THE PICK: Argos -6Season Series: Tied 1-1 Game Betting Odds BC Lions vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders The Roughriders are in the playoffs for the first time since 2021, and Mosaic Stadium should be buzzing. Trevor Harris, who missed some time due to injury, has been solid for Saskatchewan, throwing for 3,264 yards with 20 touchdowns and nine interceptions over 12 games. Defensively, Saskatchewan has allowed an average of just 16 points in its last three meaningful games (including a loss to the Stampeders while resting players). In their last game against the Lions in Regina, the Riders intercepted Nathan Rourke twice and recorded one sack, suffocating BC’s offense by not allowing any points in the second half. The Lions are turning to quarterback Vernon Adams Jr. in the playoffs after Rourke struggled in the last month, even getting benched against the Riders. Rick Campbell is banking on Adams Jr., who looked sharp in the Lions’ regular season finale, throwing for 385 yards with two touchdowns and rushing for a score, though he did throw two interceptions. The big question will be whether the offensive line can provide him with enough protection and time to make plays. THE PICK: Lions +3.5Season Series: Tied 1-1 Game Betting Odds
Betting Odds for Squid Game 2
Anticipation continues to build as Squid Game 2 is set to be released on December 26th. One of Netflix’s most popular series is garnering significant attention not only for its second season but also for the betting opportunities available to the public. Here are some of the wagers you can explore: Will Red Light, Green Light be Played? Everyone has either played or heard of Red Light, Green Light. In Season One, it was the first game played by the contestants, setting the tone for the remainder of the series. It’s an iconic game, and it’s almost a sure bet that it’ll return in the new season. With close to 500 contestants, Red Light, Green Light can eliminate nearly half of the players in just minutes. Winning Number In Season One, the last entrant, #456, Seong Gi-Hun, ended up winning the game. Assuming the same number of competitors, it essentially becomes a 50-50 coin flip regarding which number will prevail. While there’s no actual evidence, we assume there will be a key figure entering the game late, likely becoming a significant part of the storyline—and potentially winning it all. Hwang Jun-Ho to Enter a Squid Game Competition? Jun-Ho is on a secretive mission to uncover who is running Squid Game. To get closer to the truth, he may need to infiltrate the game. This doesn’t necessarily mean he has to win; as long as he decides to enter, you can cash in those +400 tickets at the window. Seong Gi-Hun to Replace the Front Man? The last time we saw Gi-Hun, he had spent some of his winnings on a questionable haircut and decided against boarding a plane. He vowed to seek revenge against the game’s perpetrators. With Gi-Hun likely to be the focal point of Season Two, and with previous winner In-ho revealed as the Front Man, could history repeat itself with Gi-Hun taking on this new role? Check the odds! Squid Game Season Two Betting Odds