Kansas +3.5 was BetOnline’s biggest possible straight-bet loss in its Friday night report for Saturday. LSU -17 ranked second and Georgia State +9 third. All three play in the 11 a.m. Central window.
Kansas visits Kansas State. Its place at the top of the risk list shows which listed result could cost BetOnline the most on straight bets at that time. The book did not give a dollar amount.
Ohio State at Indiana led BetOnline’s ticket and money rankings. Ohio State -3 ranked first in both, with a wide lead in tickets. Indiana +3 was second in tickets and fourth in money. Neither side appeared among the book’s five biggest possible losses.
BetMGM’s Saturday morning report put 83% of Ohio State–Indiana spread money on Ohio State, listed at -3.5. At Caesars, a Nevada bettor had put $25,000 on Ohio State to win at -173. That ticket would return $39,450.87 including the stake if Ohio State wins.
Texas drew 87% of BetMGM’s spread money against Florida, with Texas listed at -11.5. Northwestern had 83% of the money against Michigan State at a listed -7. These shares cover each game’s spread market at BetMGM.
LSU -17 against Mississippi State was fifth in BetOnline’s money rankings as well as second in possible loss. Georgia State +9 at James Madison ranked third in both money and possible loss. The rankings give the order, with no shares or total stakes supplied.
The BetOnline snapshot came at 7:11 p.m. Central Friday and covered straight bets only. Caesars reported its wager at 2:29 p.m. Friday. BetMGM posted its money shares at 9:15 a.m. Saturday. Each book’s figures and listed prices describe its own report.
All six games start at 11 a.m. Central Saturday.