Washington Huskies 77-74 George Mason

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For this NCAA match, BetFTW's top pick is Washington Huskies to win with +4.5 handicap, with a 66% model probability. We also predict Washington Huskies to win at 55%.

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  1. Pick 1 Washington Huskies to win with +4.5 handicap W Settled - pick won.
    Event probability
    66%
    Stake Med 30.6/100
    Odds 1.96 Bethard Recorded P/L +30.02
    Best odds 1.97 Pinnacle
  2. Pick 2 Washington Huskies to win W Settled - pick won.
    Event probability
    55%
    Stake Med 29.4/100
    Odds 2.76 Fanduel Recorded P/L +56.19
    Best odds 2.84 Fanduel
  3. Pick 3 Total score under 140.0 L Settled - pick not won.
    Event probability
    61%
    Stake Low 14.2/100
    Odds 1.83 Pinnacle Recorded P/L -16.17
    Best odds 1.87 Jetbull
  4. Pick 4 George Mason to win L Settled - pick not won.
    Event probability
    45%
    Stake Low 11.7/100
    Odds 2.65 Bet365 Recorded P/L -11.67
    Best odds 2.65 Bet365
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Match analysis

Washington Huskies vs George Mason prediction review

Washington Huskies vs George Mason took place in NCAA on Tuesday, 23 November 2021 and ended with a 77-74 final score.

BetFTW's model rates Washington Huskies to win with +4.5 handicap as the leading prediction for the event, with an estimated probability of 66%. The selection is shown at latest recorded odds of 1.96 and carries a Medium stake band. The selection was settled as a winning pick.

A second available pick comes from the moneyline market. The model selects Washington Huskies to win, assigning the outcome a 55% probability at latest recorded odds of 2.76. Washington Huskies to win with +4.5 handicap is rated more highly by the model, at 66% compared with 55% for Washington Huskies to win. The selection was settled as a winning pick.

The primary selection reached best recorded odds of 1.97, compared with a latest recorded price of 1.96. BetFTW retains the published probability, recorded odds, stake and settlement so the original prediction can be reviewed after the event.