Gambling odds on Michigan starting QB week 1
As a gambling degenerate, I always have my eye on a number of different offshore sites looking at new postings.
Bookmaker.eu just posted some "College Football Special Props", and they have odds on Week 1 starting QBs for a number of teams including Michigan. I found the odds MUCH closer than I would have anticipated.
Michigan Starting QB Week 1
Speight -105 (51.22% implied probability, meaning you need to bet $105 to win $100)
Peters +110 (47.62% implied probability, meaning a $100 bet wins $110)
Almost a coinflip. This does not mean they have inside info or anything, and this isn't a Vegas prop it's only offshore, but setting close to even was quite surprising to me. I would have had Speight closer to 60-70%.
Then I turned on the ND game and Henne was starting due to a pregame injury (torn labrum in throwing shoulder). I wouldn't put money on that unless the book closes at gametime Week 1.
Speight's -160 now. Got hammered pretty good.
Speight is now -300 (bet 300 to win 100)
Peter's +260 (bet 100 to win 260)
Looks like the effect of bets on Speight greatly outweighed Harbaughs `tied for first` quote at B10 media day.
January 29th, 2020 at 10:25 AM ^
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February 5th, 2021 at 12:07 AM ^
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