Ohio vs. Florida CBB Prediction and Odds - Dec 14, 2022

Florida faces Ohio in College Basketball action at Amalie Arena on Wednesday, commencing at 7:00PM ET.

Dimers' free betting picks for Ohio vs. Florida, plus game predictions and betting odds, are featured in this article.

Who will win Ohio vs. Florida?

Using cutting-edge computer power and data, Dimers.com has simulated Wednesday's Ohio-Florida College Basketball matchup 10,000 times.

Dimers' leading predictive analytics model, DimersBOT, currently gives Florida an 88% chance of beating Ohio.

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Ohio vs. Florida Current Odds

• Spread: Florida -13.5 (-105), Ohio +13.5 (-115)
• Moneyline: Florida -800, Ohio +700
• Total: Over/Under 142 (-110/-110)

Point Spread, Moneyline and Over/Under

Florida is listed as the -13.5 favorite against Ohio, with -105 at BetMGM the best odds currently available.

For the underdog Ohio (+13.5) to cover the spread, BetMGM also has the best odds currently on offer at -115.

PointsBet currently has the best moneyline odds for Florida at -800. That means you can risk $800 to win $100, for a total payout of $900, if it gets the W.

On the other hand, DraftKings Sportsbook currently has the best moneyline odds for Ohio at +700, where you can bet $100 to profit $700, earning a total payout of $800, if it wins.

The Over/Under sits at 142 with PointsBet, which currently has the best odds for the Over at -110, as well as the best odds for the Under at -110.

As always, make sure you check the sportsbooks you have access to in your state for the best College Basketball odds and lines.

According to DimersBOT, Ohio (+13.5) is a 53% chance of covering the spread, while the 142-point Over/Under is a 51% chance of going Under.

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Best Bets for Ohio vs. Florida

• Spread: Ohio +13.5 @ -115 via BetMGM (53% probability)
• Moneyline: Ohio @ +700 via DraftKings Sportsbook
• Total: Under 142 @ -110 via PointsBet (51% probability)

Our best bets are based on world-class simulations and gambling expertise to serve you the best possible plays 24/7.

While Florida is more likely to win the game, according to DimersBOT, taking Ohio moneyline is the best option due to the edge found when comparing our data-led probabilities to the sportsbooks' odds currently available.

Taking advantage of the edges seen on Dimers is crucial to achieving long-term profitability.

Ohio vs. Florida Prediction

Dimers.com's predicted final score for Ohio vs. Florida at Amalie Arena this Wednesday has Florida winning 77-65.

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Dimers has full betting coverage of Wednesday's Ohio-Florida matchup, including pregame predictions, free betting picks, and live win probabilities.

Don't forget, DimersBOT updates regularly, so check this article for any changes to our betting analysis before Ohio vs. Florida on Wednesday December 14, 2022.

Ohio vs. Florida 2022 CBB Game Info

Wednesday's game between Florida and Ohio in College Basketball at Amalie Arena is scheduled to commence at 7:00PM ET.

• Who: Ohio vs. Florida
• Date: Wednesday December 14, 2022
• Time: 7:00PM ET / 4:00PM PT
• Venue: Amalie Arena

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