Women's College Basketball Odds, Lines, and Spreads

The best women's college basketball odds and betting lines for today's games

The Division I NCAAW basketball season runs from early November through conference tournaments and the NCAA Tournament in March and April. In November and December the slate is full of nonconference games, and double-digit spreads are routine when a top program hosts a smaller school. Conference play brings tighter NCAA women's basketball odds and more books pricing each game.

Not every game gets priced by every sportsbook. Games involving the top programs draw lines from most books, while lower-profile games may be posted by only a few, sometimes later in the day. On a quiet game, the gap between the best and worst price on the board can be wider than you would see on a national TV game.

Our NCAAW odds bring those prices together, mark the best available number, and let you filter by market and state. 

To see how our NCAAW data model rates all markets in each game, use our Women's College Basketball Predictions for win, spread, and total probabilities. If you’re looking for  serious picks, see our NCAAW Best Bets for premium +EV plays.

How Dimers finds the best NCAAW odds across sportsbooks

The odds table displays each NCAAW game next to the available prices from different sportsbooks. The best-price trophy marks favorable lines and prices across each market. You can compare the moneyline, point spread, and total markets, and click through to the sportsbook you choose. 

This view of the boards makes NCAAW line shopping simpler and faster. You don’t need to open several betting apps and check each game one by one. We’ve got all here for you in one glimpse.

You can filter by line, state, and odds type, then click through to the sportsbook attached to the price. Availability depends on your location and the markets offered there.

NCAA women's basketball betting lines for moneyline, spread, and total

The table covers the three main markets for every game.

• Moneyline: Which team wins, regardless of margin. A heavy favorite in a nonconference mismatch can be priced at -2000 or shorter, which pays very little on a winning bet.
• Spread: A points handicap. If South Carolina is -14.5 against LSU, South Carolina has to win by 15 or more for the spread bet to cash. LSU +14.5 wins if LSU wins outright or loses by 14 or fewer.
• Total: The combined points scored by both teams. With a total of 134.5, the over needs 135 or more and the under needs 134 or fewer. Women's college basketball totals run lower than men's college basketball and the NBA, so a number that looks low by those standards may be a normal line here.

Some books also post first-half lines and team totals on higher-profile games. 

For a sportsbook-by-sportsbook breakdown, see our reviews of the best US sportsbooks, and for more on the college game, our college basketball betting guide.

How to read women's college basketball odds

NCAAW odds are prices, not probabilities. They tell you what a sportsbook pays relative to what you risk, while implied probability tells you how often an outcome has to happen for that price to break even.

When reading our NCAAW betting lines, you’ll see the following terms:

• Market: The type of bet, such as moneyline, spread, or total.
• Line: The number attached to the market, such as a spread of -7.5 or a total of 134.5.
• Odds: The price of the bet, which sets your profit for a given stake.
• Implied probability: The break-even rate built into the odds.
• Consensus: The average line, odds, and probability across the sportsbooks we track, a quick read on how the market as a whole is pricing the game.

Every price includes the sportsbook's margin, called “the vig” or “juice”. At -110 on both sides of a spread, each side implies 52.4%, so the two add up to 104.8% instead of 100%. The extra 4.8% is the book's margin, and it is the reason a better price on the same bet is worth finding.

You will also see these prices commonly called women's college basketball “Vegas odds”. The name comes from Nevada sportsbooks, but the numbers work the same way at any legal U.S. book.

NCAAW odds formats: American, decimal, and probability

You can switch to American, decimal, or probability view in the table above so you can view all our NCAAW odds in your preferred format.

Here’s a guide to each different format, with example prices, not real lines. 

• American odds: The standard at U.S. sportsbooks. A minus sign marks the favorite and shows what you stake to win $100. A plus sign marks the underdog and shows the profit on a $100 bet. If UConn is -250 and Notre Dame is +200, $100 on UConn returns $140, including $40 profit. $100 on Notre Dame returns $300, including $200 profit.
• Decimal odds: Your total return for every $1 staked, stake included. The same prices are 1.40 for UConn and 3.00 for Notre Dame. Multiply your stake by the decimal to get the total return.
• Probability: The break-even rate each price implies. -250 implies 71.4% and +200 implies 33.3%. Comparing one book's probability with the consensus shows you whether that book is pricing the game higher or lower than the market.

Our odds calculator converts between all three, and our guide on how to read betting odds covers the basics in more depth.

How to shop NCAAW lines and why they move

Small differences between books add up over a season of betting, and the table puts them side by side.

• Compare moneyline prices: -150 at one book and -135 at another is the same outcome at two prices. To win $100, the first needs a $150 stake and the second needs $135.
• Check for spread variation: A team at -6.5 for -110 at one book and -6.5 for -105 at another gives you the same spread for less. The -105 price needs $105 to win $100 instead of $110.
• Don’t overlook for half points: A favorite at -5.5 at one book and -6.5 at another produces two different results if that team wins by exactly six.
• Keep an eye out for outlying totals: An over at 134.5 at one book and 136.5 at another gives an over bettor two extra points of room.
• Use consensus probability: Switch the table to the probability view to see how each book's price compares with the market as a whole.

Women's college basketball lines move on player availability, which in the college game can become clear only close to tip-off, and on betting volume. Lower-profile games can move more on less money, so the number you see in the morning may not be the number available at tipoff. 

Our college basketball betting strategies guide has more on timing and line shopping.

More women's college basketball betting tools

Our NBA betting news keeps you updated on game day developments, and we also provide a full lineup of NBA betting insights to cover all other aspects of the game:  

• WCBB Predictions: Daily women’s college basketball predictions including probabilities and picks.
• WCBB Best Bets: Our shortlist of +EV women's college basketball best bets based on probability and price.
• WCBB Parlays: Automatic women's college basketball parlays with high-upside multi-legs.
• WCBB Futures: Probabilities and odds for women's national championship futures.
• WCBB News: Daily women's college basketball news, including previews and exclusive picks.

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