Best Bet For Auburn Vs. Ole Miss + How To Bet In Alabama

There are -115 odds for Auburn to cover a -12.5-point spread against Ole Miss.
Auburn averages a +23 winning margin when at home.
Bet on Auburn in Alabama with Bovada.

AUBURN, Ala. – The #1 Auburn Tigers are in action on Wednesday Night against the Ole Miss Rebels at home and are huge favorites and trending to cover.

Oddsmakers have a 12.5-point spread set on legal sports betting sites. While it might come off as a hefty spread, it is nothing compared to what Auburn has done when playing at home this season.

Ole Miss Vs. Auburn

Spread: Auburn -12.5 (-115)
Total: 153.5

Take Auburn’s Points At Home

Auburn can be trusted by all means even with this wide of a spread on CBB online sportsbooks. They are 15-11-1 against the spread this season and averaging a respectful +16.2 winning margin outright.

Things get even better for them when they play on their home court. At home this season, they are 6-6-1 against the spread, and while it might not be the most impressive, they are averaging a +23 winning margin which is the largest in the SEC from that scenario.

As for Ole Miss, they seem to have lost all momentum as the regular season winds down. They’ve lost six of their last 10 games including their last two. They’ve also lost their last three as an underdog and failed to cover the spread in each of those three games as well.

Bet On Auburn In Alabama

Those looking to bet on Auburn while in Auburn or anywhere in Alabama can do so using Bovada amongst several other Alabama sportsbooks. Bovada accepts players from all over Alabama and has done so for over 10 years.

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