Penn State 67-60 Northwestern Wildcats

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For this NCAA match, BetFTW's top pick is Penn State to win, with a 74% model probability. We also predict Penn State to win with -3.5 handicap at 67%.

How we calculate predictions

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  1. Pick 1 Penn State to win W Settled - pick won.
    Event probability
    74%
    Stake Med 43.8/100
    Odds 1.86 ComeOn Recorded P/L +37.64
    Best odds 1.86 ComeOn
  2. Pick 2 Penn State to win with -3.5 handicap W Settled - pick won.
    Event probability
    67%
    Stake Med 41.6/100
    Odds 2.30 Pinnacle Recorded P/L +54.11
    Best odds 2.30 Pinnacle
  3. Pick 3 Penn State to win with -2.5 handicap W Settled - pick won.
    Event probability
    69%
    Stake Med 38.3/100
    Odds 2.01 1xBet Recorded P/L +38.72
    Best odds 2.01 1xBet
  4. Pick 4 Total score under 129.0 W Settled - pick won.
    Event probability
    57%
    Stake Low 11.3/100
    Odds 1.94 NetBet Recorded P/L +10.58
    Best odds 1.94 NetBet
  5. Pick 5 Total score under 128.0 W Settled - pick won.
    Event probability
    54%
    Stake Low 6.1/100
    Odds 1.96 Powbet Recorded P/L +5.84
    Best odds 1.96 Powbet
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Match analysis

Penn State vs Northwestern Wildcats prediction review

Penn State and Northwestern Wildcats met in NCAA on Saturday, 26 February 2022, with the event ending 67-60.

Among the available predictions, Penn State to win receives the highest model rating at 74%. Latest recorded odds for the pick are 1.86, with BetFTW assigning it a Medium stake rating. The selection was settled as a winning pick.

The model provides an additional view of the event through the spread market. The model selects Penn State to win with -3.5 handicap, assigning the outcome a 67% probability at latest recorded odds of 2.30. The predictions cover different markets, with the model assigning the higher probability to Penn State to win. The selection was settled as a winning pick.

No difference is shown between the best and latest recorded odds, which both stand at 1.86. BetFTW retains the published probability, recorded odds, stake and settlement so the original prediction can be reviewed after the event.