Week 2 Teaser Teams (3 team, +10)

anyone who is a fan of safer plays by using a teaser, here are some teams I feel very confident in if you tease the points to +10

CFB Week 2 Teaser teams

These are all teams with a good line after getting the +10 from the teaser

3 stars are strongest i’m confident in, 1 stars a little confident

3 TEAM 10 PT TEASER OPTIONS:

**Louisville -4 home over James Madison

**UCONN +17 to Syracuse

***SMU +7.5 home vs Baylor

*Rutgers -4.5 over Miami Ohio

***Bowling Green +31.5 at Cincinnati

*West Virginia +7 at Ohio, would take +7.5 not 7

***Ball State +53 at Auburn

**Michigan +15.5 at Oklahoma

**Bama -27 home vs UL Monroe

**Baylor under 75.5 total

**Iowa game under 51.5 total

best of luck everyone, hope this helps someone

Good luck 

I’m not busting on you but posing my details for information.  Let’s see how these plays do without the teaser points. 

Did you know in 2024 (considering sides only) If any team covers the 10 point teaser that team covers the original spread 917-504 ATS.  64%. 

@spottie2935

 That’s a cool fact, thanks man. sometimes a 10pt teaser something like a -14.5 spread that I want to get for -4.5 can be a huge opportunity. If that team only wins by 14 pts or less, I lose that original -14.5 line. For pts I like straight ml bets as well, occasionally taking the points 

Appreciate your advice, just happy CFB is back

@sidthetallkid

 Teasers are fun, I still play a few myself, but there's a reason casinos offer them. Like spottie said, actual data on the ROI shows that just playing straight bets has a better return than betting teasers. Especially in CFB where teams and scores are much more volatile.

@sidthetallkid

 You’re isolating one line and one result. Now the teaser needs two more congruent lines, similar matchups.  Finding one in a 3 combo even money bet can be more complex.  Some weeks are more suited for teasers.  Some weeks are not.  

Using all tools against the book is a good idea.  Using teasers in every play is not a winning formula.  I have data to prove it. 

@sidthetallkid