Canadian Football League Odds
The Canadian Football League obviously isn't as popular in the NFL, but it does have a strong enough following for sportsbooks to offer pretty competitive lines. When you are looking at a betting market like the CFL, the most important aspect to consider is that odds are going to be more likely to fluctuate due to an imbalance of action. This can case sharp line movements and, if you're on top of your game and know what you are doing, you can find huge advantages at one book versus another. Use our table to compare the odds at the top sportsbooks in the industry and try to find those advantages to bring you more profit this season.
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CFL Odds Legend
# (Rotation Number)
Each day each team is assigned a unique number called the Rotation Number. That number is most often used to identify which team you are going to bet on at an actual sportsbook, like you'd find in a Las Vegas Casino.
Time
Time each game is scheduled to start. All times are Eastern Time.
Opener
This is the first line that was available on the game. We provide it so you can compare the current odds to the opening line.
Score
When games are in progress or completed the score will be listed here.
Betting Percentage
Percent of the total number of bets placed on each team or total.
SC Odds
Our SportsCapping Odds are the average of the odds from each book listed.
Canadian Football League Odds
Sportsbook Odds
You will find the odds from each book in the column under its logo. Click on any available odds to view a history of line movements at that book.
Odds Type Filter
The most common types of bets for the CFL are point spreads and totals, however, you can also view the money lines or filter by each type of bet using this menu.
Game Segment Filter
Some books offer halftime lines or lines for each quarter. We show the full game odds by default but if those other odds are available, you can view them using the drop-down.
CFL Betting Lines, Odds & Props: Football, Canadian Style
by Richard Gardner Bodog Sportsbook Manager - 7/2/2010
If you’re desperate for a football fix, and I’m not talking about soccer this time, the CFL season kicked off Thursday up north on, appropriately, Canada Day. Saskatchewan (+3.5) and Montreal gave fans in Regina a classic in the opener, with the Roughriders battling back from a huge second-half deficit to take out the Alouettes 54-51 in double overtime. (Yes, the game went “over,” if you even had to ask.)
Our many players in Canada don’t need to tell us that the CFL has experienced a resurgence in popularity in recent years and we expect our three-down football betting lines to be even more of a hit in 2010.
Prior to the season opener at Bodog, we booked a significant amount of action on our total wins prop for each of the CFL’s eight teams, with the majority of bettors predicting a terrible season for Toronto (‘under’ 4.5 victories) and another great year for the defending champion Als (‘over’ 13.5 wins).
While Montreal is expected to win the East Division rather easily (-150), oddsmakers see things as wide open in the West, where Calgary is favored (+170) to finish on top, followed closely by Saskatchewan (+200), Edmonton (+350) and British Columbia (+350).
As for the odds to win the Grey Cup, Montreal is the favorite at 9/5, followed by Calgary at 15/4 and Saskatchewan at 4/1. The long shot? The Toronto Argonauts at 25/1. (Honestly, does that city have any good teams?) For the record, the 2010 Grey Cup will be held in Edmonton, so there’s reason to believe the Eskimos (7/1) will be extra motivated to get there and hoist the venerable trophy.
Oh, and by the way, it’s not just Canadians that bet on the CFL. A lot of experienced bettors find value in CFL lines, which don’t get as much attention as NFL odds or those for American college football. If you’re willing to do the research and dig a little deeper than the next guy, there are rewards to be had. This is particularly true when the CFL and NFL seasons overlap and bookmakers have less time to focus on the less popular league.
There’s plenty of media coverage of CFL teams in Canadian newspapers, so information isn’t a problem. All you need to do is get familiar with Google News and get used to slightly different spellings.
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