Cotton Bowl Odds Arizona

If you are looking to dive into Cotton Bowl betting in AZ, then you are going to need to get signed up to a sportsbook. We will give you some suggestions for our favorite Arizona sports betting in the next section. However, for now, let’s give you a general overview of how to get signed up.

Information you need for Cotton Bowl gambling in Arizona

The exact information that you need to get registered will vary from sportsbook to sportsbook. However, in our experience, most will require the following:

• A scan of a state-issued photo ID
• A scan of a bill that shows your address in Arizona

Registering for the Cotton Bowl sportsbook AZ

To make your life a little bit easier, we suggest that you register from your computer rather than your cellphone. It just makes things quicker.

It is important to note that some Arizona Cotton Bowl betting sites will verify your current location when you head to their site. This means that you will see a small pop-up that asks you to turn on location services or something similar to that. Make sure that you do. If you don’t, then you won’t be able to register at the sportsbook.

The registration process should be pretty smooth. You will just be asked for your name, address, and some of your contact details.

Depositing money into your account

Once you are signed up, you can look for the ‘cashier’ option at the sportsbook. Deposit using your preferred payment method. The sportsbook will walk you through this.

Choosing your bet

Once you have signed up for the sportsbook and deposited money into your account, then you can make a beeline to the place where you can find the Cotton Bowl betting line that you want to add to your betting slip. We will talk more about how you can choose your betting lines later on.

While Cotton Bowl and NCAA football betting has only recently been made legal in the state, there will certainly be no shortage of online sportsbooks that you can head to. Here are some of our favorites that we recommend to both new and experienced gamblers.

If you are serious about betting on the Cotton Bowl, then you will probably want to look at a few of them to see what odds they are offering.

In this section, we want to go through the main Cotton Bowl odds markets. We also want to give a description of who we believe each betting market is likely going to be for.

Moneylines: good for beginners

Just want to place a bet on the winner of the Cotton Bowl? Well, Moneylines are going to be for you. They are not exactly the fanciest bets in the world, but they are good for those that want to dip their toes into gambling.

Totals: good for beginners

If you want a beginner bet that has a bit more excitement and risk to it, then opt for totals. You may also find these referred to as over/under bets.

With totals bets, you are going to be attempting to predict what the total combined score for the two teams is. You don’t have to be spot-on, though. The sportsbook will give a number, and you will have to guess whether the total will be higher or lower than this number.

Point spreads: good for intermediate gamblers

Point spreads are for intermediate gamblers that are looking to graduate from moneylines. Point spreads work best when there is a clear favorite in the Cotton Bowl, and the moneyline isn’t going to pay out well as a result.

With point spreads, the favorite will start with a point handicap. This means that for the purposes of the bet, the favorite will start a few points behind. How far behind will be determined by the sportsbook. In order for the favorite to be a winner for the bet, they have to overcome this handicap and win e.g. if the handicap is 3.5, then they need to win by 4 points.

For every other outcome, the underdog is the winner for the bet.

Prop bets: good for experienced gamblers

Prop bets are for experienced gamblers, as you will be looking at the intricacies of the game. For example, you will be attempting to guess who will score the first touchdown. You may be guessing the total passing yards for a specific player. You may be guessing which players appear in the starting lineup, etc.

There are tons and tons of different prop bets that you can make. All will require more than a passing knowledge about the teams in the Cotton Bowl.

We want to wrap up with a few tips that we feel could help make your Cotton Bowl gambling adventure a little easier. This means that you are going to be able to make a lot more money from your bets.

Plan to lose

We know that this is a little bit of an odd one to start with. However, we do feel that it is an important frame of mind for any punter to get into. This doesn’t just apply to betting on the Cotton Bowl, but any sort of gambling you get into.

If you plan to lose, then you won’t be disappointed when you lose. If you plan to lose, then you are not likely to be spending money that you cannot afford to lose. To us, that is exceedingly important.

Don’t bet from the heart

Again, this is important. The vast majority of gamblers out there bet from the heart. Sportsbooks tend to love these people as they will be losing their bets far more often.

If you are planning on betting on the Cotton Bowl, then all of the bets that you want to make need to be backed up with data. For example, if you are planning on making a Cotton Bowl over/under bet, then you need to show why you feel that bet will come through. If you are betting on the underdog, then you best have the justification for it.

This leads us on to our next tip when you want to lean more about football betting in Arizona.

Carry out your research

The Cotton Bowl may be a single game, but you will find a wealth of information available for it. Read through it. In particular, you want to be keeping a lookout for the following:

• News about the two competing teams
• Stats for the players and teams
• Injury information
• Betting tipsters can share useful information at times.

Try and focus on the information that is best for your bet. For example, for point spreads, you need to check the average number of points a favorite has won by. If you are placing an over/under, then you need to look at the average historical score for both teams.

Don’t bet too soon

Finally, the Cotton Bowl odds are likely to go up pretty early. This doesn’t mean that you will want to jump into your betting right away. Oh no. You shouldn’t be making a single bet until you have researched it. You can make a bet up until the game starts, so you aren’t in a rush. This goes for all the bowls available:

• Fiesta Bowl
• Super Bowl
• Sugar Bowl
• Orange Bowl
• Peach Bowl
• Rose Bowl