NCAAB Props

Most American sportsbooks offer college basketball player props, but only in select states. Some states have restrictions, like no props on in-state teams. Here's a full list of what's available where. State Arizona — No Props Colorado — No Props Connecticut — No Props on CT Teams Illinois — No Props for Illinois Teams Indiana — Pre-Game Props Only Iowa — No Props Louisiana — Props Allowed Maryland — Props Allowed Michigan — Props Allowed New Jersey — No Props for NJ Teams Ohio — Props Allowed* Oregon — No Props New Hampshire — No Props for NH Teams New York — No Props Pennsylvania — No Props Rhode Island — No Props for RI Teams Tennessee �� No Props Virginia — No Props Washington D.C. — Props Allowed West Virginia — No Props Wyoming — Props Allowed

Here are some other props offered: - Over/under player points, like Drew Timme over 22.5 - Over/under player assists and rebounds - Combo props, like points + rebounds + assists The menu is not quite as expansive as the NBA, given how many college basketball players there are and how difficult it can be for sportsbooks to price so many props.

It always depends on the specific bet and market you're taking, but generally, props are easier to beat than full-game moneylines, spreads and totals. Because there are so many players to price in so many statistical categories, you can get an edge by specializing in a certain team or market. The betting limits are also lower, which attracts fewer sharp bettors who have the ability to move lines early.