Reading a College Basketball Moneyline
A moneyline shows you how much you risk or stand to gain on each side. The favorite carries a negative number — say -160 — meaning you put up $160 to return $100 in profit. The underdog runs positive — like +140 — so a $100 wager returns $140 in profit if they win outright. Line movement matters here: sharp money on
a game before tip-off can shift a -160 to -175 within hours. Tracking that movement tells you where the weight of wagers is landing. At 12vegas, the sportsbook updates college basketball lines in real time, and you can monitor the shift directly on your mobile account without refreshing the page.