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At Bookies.com and bookies+, we provide our readers with the best NCAAF picks so you get the best college football picks to wager on all season long and into the playoffs. 

Our team of NCAAF handicappers provides a mix of different types of college football bets, including moneylines bets, against-the-spread bets (ATS), over/under bets (totals), player props, team props, future bets, and more. 

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Additionally, we have more information on how NCAAF betting works in this guide, so read on and find out everything that you need to know about college football betting. And remember, sign up for a free bookies+ account today and get the best NCAAF picks sent directly to your inbox all season long!

NCAAF moneyline betting is the most straightforward way you can bet on college football. With moneyline betting, you are just betting on a team to win without any spreads involved. This means as long as your team wins by at least one point, your bet will cash.

Here’s an example of how NCAAF moneyline betting works for college football:

Let’s say there is a game between Georgia and Penn State. Let’s say that Georgia is a -200 favorite on the moneyline, while Penn State is a +150 underdog. This means you must bet $200 to win $100 at Georgia at -200 odds, or you can bet $100 to win $150 at Penn State at +150 college football odds. 

As long as the team you bet on wins by just one point, then your bet will win. This is different from spread betting, as in the same example, you would have to bet on Georgia as a -3.5 point favorite on the spread or get +3.5 points on Penn State as an underdog.

While you get -110 odds each way in spread betting, your team has to win by a certain number of points if you bet on the favorite for your bet to cash. If you bet on the underdog on the spread, you don’t get plus money like you would if you bet on them on the moneyline and they win.

It is also worth noting that if you bet on NCAAF moneylines there is no chance for a push as there are no ties in college football. If a game is tied at the end of regulation, then the game goes to overtime and keeps being played until someone is the winner. Keep that in mind when betting on college football.

Our team of NCAAF handicappers at Bookies.com and bookies+ looks through all of the college football games during the season and postseason and will send you the best bets directly to your inbox daily. Get signed up for a free bookies+ account today, and you will get the best college football picks every day. 

In contrast to NCAA moneyline betting, you can bet on the spread instead of against the spread betting (ATS). With spread betting, you get -110 odds on each side of the coin instead of having to lay juice on the favorite or get plus money on the underdog. That’s the upside to it. 

The downside is that, for betting on favorites, you have to correctly predict they will win by a certain number of points to win your bet, which makes betting on favorites via the spread more difficult. 

For underdogs, your team can lose by a certain margin or win outright, but you don’t get the same plus money you would if you bet on an underdog and they win the game on the moneyline. Still, spread betting can be worth it because you don’t have to lay much if any, juice.

Here’s an example of how you can bet against the spread on college football: 

Let’s take a game between Ohio State and Oregon. Let’s say that Ohio State is a -2.5-point favorite to win, while Oregon is a +2.5-point underdog. If you bet on Ohio State, they must win by at least three points to cash your bet. If you bet on Oregon, they can lose by up to two points or win outright to cash your bet.

Spread betting is one of the most popular ways to bet on college football since the odds are essentially even, minus the vig. 

Our team of NCAAF handicappers makes spread bets for all college football games during the season and postseason, so get signed up for a free bookies+ account here at Bookies.com and get the best NCAAF spread picks delivered to your inbox every day.

Betting on over/unders, or the total, for NCAAF games is another popular way to bet on college football. For every college football game, the best sports betting sites in the US list how many total points are expected to be scored in the game, and you can make a bet on either the over or the under. 

If you bet over and the game goes over the total, your bet wins, while if you bet under and the game goes under the total, your bet wins. It’s another way to bet on college football, and we recommend trying out over/under betting to see if it’s a way that you like betting on NCAAF.

Here’s an example of how over/under betting works in college football. Let’s say there is a game between Notre Dame and Penn State, and the total is set at 45.5 points. If you bet on over and at least 46 points are scored, then your bet will win. If your bet is on under and 45 or fewer points are scored, then your bet will win.

At Bookies.com and bookies+, our team of top NCAAF handicappers looks at all of the college football odds available to bet on, including over/unders, and sends you the best picks to your inbox every day during the college football season so you have the best picks possible.

One of the most popular ways that people bet on NCAAF is with prop bets, specifically player props. Our team of NCAAF handicappers here at Bookies.com and bookies+ comb through the list of player props for all NCAAF games during the season and postseason and provide you with what we believe are the best value picks when it comes to player props.

For example, many sports bettors like to bet on NCAAF player props such as how many rushing yards a running back will have, or how many passing yards a quarterback will have. 

You can also bet on other types of prop bets, such as how many touchdowns a player will run for or pass for, among others. While the list of player props for NCAAF isn’t as comprehensive as it is for the NFL, there are still plenty of different sorts of player props you can bet on in college football.

Another type of player prop that people enjoy betting on is an anytime touchdown scorer. If you bet on an anytime touchdown scorer, as long as they score either a rushing touchdown for a running back or quarterback or a receiving touchdown for a receiver, then you will cash your bet. 

This is one of the most popular ways that people bet on player props for NCAAF games because there are typically several touchdowns scored during a college football game, and as long as your player scores a touchdown anytime during the game, then you will win your bet. Anytime touchdown bets are usually attached to plus money, giving you extra incentive to make bets on them, as the payouts are generally very good. 

One thing that you need to keep in mind when it comes to NCAAF betting is that player props are not allowed to be bet on in every state. If the state where you're located allows college football player props, then this type of bet will be available on the sports betting app.

In some states, there are restrictions when it comes to betting on player props. Some states restrict the types of player props you can make, while other states outright ban betting on player props in college football altogether. 

The rules on player props betting in NCAAF differ depending on the state, so be sure to check what the rules are in your state before you go and place wagers on player props in NCAAF.

In addition to player props, you can also bet on team props in college football. For example, bet on things such as how many points a team will score. If there is value in a player prop or a team prop, our team of NCAAF handicappers here at Bookies.com will be sure to hone in on it and include it in our weekly free picks here at bookies+, getting sent right to your email inbox.

We also give our bookies+ subscribers futures bets, so you can know who our picks are to win the National Championship ahead of time.

Just sign up for a free bookies+ account, and you will get emailed our picks for NCAAF futures bets ahead of the college football playoffs, so you can get better college football futures odds than waiting until later in the postseason. 

Our team of top NCAAF handicappers always research games so you can save time yourself, and you will have access to all of the best college football picks right away. If there are future bets that our team of expert handicappers at bookies+ likes, then you know we are going to share them with our readers. 

All you have to do to get them is make a bookies+ account for free, and you will get the future bets sent right to your email inbox. Once again, it’s free to sign up for a bookies+ account, so what are you waiting for? 

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There are all sorts of different bets you can make when it comes to NCAAF. Here are some of the different bet types you can make on college football:

• Full-game moneylines
• First-period moneylines
• Second-quarter moneylines
• Third-quarter moneylines
• Fourth-quarter moneylines
• Full-game spreads
• First-quarter spreads
• Second-quarter spreads
• Third-quarter spreads
• Fourth-quarter spreads
• Full-game totals
• First-quarter totals
• Second-quarter totals
• Third-quarter totals
• Fourth-quarter totals
• Team totals
• Anytime touchdown scorer
• First touchdown scorer
• Player tackles
• Player sacks
• D/ST props
• Player special markets
• Live bets
• Future bets

One thing to keep in mind when it comes to betting on NCAAF is that there are certain restrictions when betting on college sports. While many states allow you to bet on college sports, some states have restrictions on it, and others don’t allow betting on player props. Remember to check the rules for your particular state when it comes to betting on NCAAF.

Our team of NCAAF handicappers here at Bookies.com and bookies+ gives you the best college football picks every week during the season and the playoffs. 

If you love betting on college football, then you’ve come to the right place. All you have to do is sign up for a free bookies+ account to get the best NCAAF picks sent directly to your inbox every week during the season and playoffs. 

Meet our team of expert NCAAF handicappers for college football below:

🏈 ⭐ Adam Thompson: Long established as one of the nation's premier handicappers, Adam Thompson joined Bookies.com in 2019 after a successful run as senior handicapper for SportsLine & CBSSports.com. He specializes in the NFL and MLB, where he's hit on well over 60% of his picks the past five years. Adam's NBA and horse racing picks have also produced consistent major winners over the years.

🏈⭐ Bill Speros: Bill Speros is an award-winning journalist and editor whose career includes stops at USA Today Sports Network / Golfweek, Cox Media, ESPN, Orlando Sentinel, and Denver Post.

🏈⭐ Nick Whalen: A multi-time FSGA and FSWA award winner, Nick co-hosts RotoWire's flagship show on Sirius XM Fantasy alongside Jeff Erickson, as well as The RotoWire NBA Show on Sirius XM NBA with Alex Barutha. He also co-hosts RotoWire's Football and Basketball podcasts. You can catch Nick's NBA and NFL analysis on VSiN and DraftKings, as well as RotoWire's various social and video channels.

🏈⭐ Steve Bulanda: Steve is a multi-sport contributor for RotoWire, where he writes feature articles on fantasy football, college football player props, WNBA betting, and even PBA betting. The University of Wisconsin grad brings a proven track record in WNBA and college basketball picks to Bookies Plus.