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Message: [QUOTE="Eric15, post: 71651, member: 676"] To use tonight's game as an example, South Florida is -3 vs. Syracuse. If you bet on Syracuse and they win, or lose by less than 3 points, you will win $10 for every $11 that you bet. If you bet on USF and they win by at least 3 points, you will win $10 for every $11 that you bet. Now, Moneyline is a different type of bet, you're strictly picking who you think will win, there is no point spread. The odds are USF -165 and SU +140. That means that for every $165 that you bet, you will win $100 if USF wins. You are getting less of a return in exchange for a safer bet. If Syracuse outright wins the game, you will win $140 for every $100 that you bet. You are getting a higher rate of return in exchange for a riskier bet. Over/Under is simply the combined score of the two teams. [/QUOTE]