UT Martin Skyhawks 70-82 Jacksonville St. Gamecocks

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For this NCAA match, BetFTW's top pick is Jacksonville St. Gamecocks to win, with a 74% model probability. We also predict under 139.0 points at 61%.

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  1. Pick 1 Jacksonville St. Gamecocks to win W Settled - pick won.
    Event probability
    74%
    Stake High 61.0/100
    Odds 3.00 Betano Recorded P/L +122.00
    Best odds 3.00 Betano
  2. Pick 2 Total score under 139.0 L Settled - pick not won.
    Event probability
    61%
    Stake Low 22.0/100
    Odds 2.00 1xBet Recorded P/L -22.00
    Best odds 2.00 1xBet
  3. Pick 3 Jacksonville St. Gamecocks to win with -9.5 handicap W Settled - pick won.
    Event probability
    55%
    Stake Low 8.6/100
    Odds 1.97 Stake.com Recorded P/L +8.35
    Best odds 1.97 Stake.com
  4. Pick 4 UT Martin Skyhawks to win L Settled - pick not won.
    Event probability
    26%
    Stake Low 7.0/100
    Odds 4.90 888sport Recorded P/L -7.03
    Best odds 4.90 888sport
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Match analysis

UT Martin Skyhawks vs Jacksonville St. Gamecocks prediction review

UT Martin Skyhawks and Jacksonville St. Gamecocks met in NCAA on Friday, 5 February 2021, with the event ending 70-82.

The leading model-based prediction for UT Martin Skyhawks vs Jacksonville St. Gamecocks is Jacksonville St. Gamecocks to win, with a calculated probability of 74%. The selection is shown at latest recorded odds of 3.00 and carries a High stake band. The selection was settled as a winning pick.

Beyond the primary selection, BetFTW also evaluates the total-points market. BetFTW rates under 139 points at 61%, compared with latest recorded odds of 2.00. The predictions cover different markets, with the model assigning the higher probability to Jacksonville St. Gamecocks to win. The selection was settled as a losing pick.

The primary selection has matching best and latest recorded prices of 3.00. The original model probability, recorded prices, stake band and settled outcome remain on this page as a transparent historical prediction record.