Florida State 105-70 Penn Quakers

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For this NCAA match, BetFTW's top pick is Penn Quakers to win with +20.5 handicap, with a 66% model probability. We also predict Penn Quakers to win with +22.5 handicap at 70%.

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  1. Pick 1 Penn Quakers to win with +20.5 handicap L Settled - pick not won.
    Event probability
    66%
    Stake Low 24.5/100
    Odds 1.82 Bet9ja Recorded P/L -25.04
    Best odds 1.83 Ladbrokes
  2. Pick 2 Penn Quakers to win with +22.5 handicap L Settled - pick not won.
    Event probability
    70%
    Stake Low 20.0/100
    Odds 1.60 Fastbet.it Recorded P/L -20.00
    Best odds 1.60 Fastbet.it
  3. Pick 3 Penn Quakers to win with +25.5 handicap L Settled - pick not won.
    Event probability
    75%
    Stake Low 18.2/100
    Odds 1.44 BoyleSports Recorded P/L -18.18
    Best odds 1.44 BoyleSports
  4. Pick 4 Total score under 147.0 L Settled - pick not won.
    Event probability
    59%
    Stake Low 14.0/100
    Odds 1.91 1xBet Recorded P/L -13.95
    Best odds 1.91 1xBet
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Match analysis

Florida State vs Penn Quakers prediction review

The NCAA meeting between Florida State and Penn Quakers finished 105-70 on Thursday, 11 November 2021.

The highest-rated BetFTW selection for this event is Penn Quakers to win with +20.5 handicap, which carries a 66% model probability. The selection has latest recorded odds of 1.82 and falls into the Low stake band. The selection was settled as a losing pick.

BetFTW publishes a second selection from the spread market for this event. For this market, Penn Quakers to win with +22.5 handicap carries a 70% model probability and latest recorded odds of 1.60. Of the two available picks, Penn Quakers to win with +22.5 handicap carries the higher model probability at 70% compared with 66%. The selection was settled as a losing pick.

The best price recorded for the primary pick is 1.83, above its latest recorded odds of 1.82. BetFTW retains the published probability, recorded odds, stake and settlement so the original prediction can be reviewed after the event.