Las Vegas Bowl
Las Vegas Bowl Odds
The Las Vegas Bowl is an official NCAA college football event at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada. The event has taken place in Nevada since 1992, and until 2019, the bowl was played at Sam Boyd Stadium in Whitney, Nevada. For this year’s edition of the Las Vegas Bowl, the game will be held on December 27 at 10:30 PM ET in the Allegiant Stadium.
Understanding the Vegas Bowl Betting Odds: Betting Example
The 2021 edition of Las Vegas Bowl featured the Badgers against the Sun Devils. Given the Badgers’ lead in performance over the season, they were placed on a -320 moneyline as the favorite to win, while the Sun Devils were the underdogs with +235 odds.
Bettors who wagered on the Badgers to win made the right choice and recorded a $100 profit for every $320 bet they placed. On the other hand, betting on the Sun Devils could have made bettors a $235 profit on every $100 wager if they had won.
Regarding this Las Vegas Bowl spread, bettors could have also earned a profit if they had wagered on the Badgers at +6.5 and taken the over at 32.5 points.
Las Vegas Bowl Betting Trends & Tips
College bowl games and betting on them stand as one of the most popular wagering trends in the market for top gamers and fans. Every bet starts with a move that accepts and embraces risk, yet manages to diminish it by considering different aspects such as data and information about every game.Â
That is why expert bettors recommend fans and new users to make the most of every bet by considering all data and making the best decision possible. Exploring betting markets, odds, lines, and available bets from different providers is also a beneficial tip to enhance one’s college bowl betting game.Â
Considering all data trends is also vital. Here are some trends that have marked the history of the Las Vegas Bowl:
- The BYU Cougars currently lead as the team with the most appearances at the Las Vegas Bowl, with six and a record of 3-3.Â
- Mountain West is the conference with the most appearances, at 20.Â
- Pac-12 is the team with the most defeats in Las Vegas Bowl history, with 10.
- Boise State and Utah are the most successful teams in the history of the Las Vegas Bowl, with 4 wins apiece. Â
Las Vegas Bowl Betting History
The history of the Las Vegas Bowl goes back to 1992, with 29 editions of the event held in the last 30 years. The Las Vegas Bowl was changed to the Maaco Bowl from 2010 to 2011 but was renamed back to the Las Vegas Bowl in 2012.
The first game featured Bowling Green against Nevada in a game that finished in favor of the Falcons 35-34. Since then, teams such as BYU, Boise State, Utah, Fresno State, Nevada, Oregon, and UCLA have also succeeded in the game.
In 2011, Boise State was featured in one of the most memorable games in the history of the Las Vegas Bowl, when they surpassed the 56-point count and pulled a solid victory against Arizona State. However, Oregon State was able to pull a win with a point margin of +41 over New Mexico in 2003.
Some games at the Las Vegas Bowl have become memorable, but, as is the case of most college bowls, scores have historically reached high numbers.
Las Vegas Bowl Scores (Playoff)
Since the first edition of the Las Vegas Bowl in 1992, 29 games have been played. Boise State is one of the teams that scored the most points during the 2011 edition, with 56. Only Utah had the lowest score in 2010, with just three.
The forty-point margin has continually been surpassed throughout the bowl’s history, and scores have always varied. Last year’s edition of the Las Vegas Bowl featured Wisconsin and Arizona State, which finished 20-13 in favor of the Badgers.
Season | Winning team | Losing team | Score |
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2023 | Northwestern | Utah | 14-7 |
2022 | Oregon State | Florida | 30-3 |
2021 | Wisconsin Badgers | Arizona State | 20-13 |
2020 | —— | Cancelled due to COVID | —— |
2019 | Washington | Boise State | 38-7 |
2018 | Fresno State | Arizona State | 31-20 |
2017 | Boise State | Oregon | 38-28 |
2016 | San Diego State | Houston | 34-10 |
2015 | Utah | BYU | 35-28 |
2014 | Utah | Colorado State | 35-28 |
2013 | USC | Fresno State | 45-20 |
2012 | Boise State | Washington | 28-26 |
2011 | Boise State | Arizona State | 56-24 |
2010 | Boise State | Utah | 26-3 |
2009 | BYU | Oregon State | 44-20 |
2008 | Arizona State | BYU | 31-21 |
2007 | BYU | UCLA | 17-16 |
2006 | BYU | Oregon | 38-8 |
2005 | Utah | BYU | 35-28 |
2004 | Wyoming | UCLA | 24-21 |
2003 | Oregon State | New Mexico | 55-14 |
2002 | UCLA | New Mexico | 27-13 |
2001 | Utah | USC | 10-6 |
2000 | UNLV | Arkansas | 31-14 |
Wins | Teams | Years won |
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4 | Boise State | 2010, 2011, 2012, 2017 |
4 | Utah | 1999, 2001, 2014, 2015 |
3 | BYU | 2006, 2007, 2009 |
2 | UNLV | 1994, 2000 |