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Overall Record
9-4
ATS Record
8-4-0

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Blue Devils Injuries

All NCAAF Injuries

  • Myles Jones

    DB

    Jones is out for season with foot

    Out for Season

  • Matt Smith

    TE

    Smith is out for season with knee

    Out for Season

Blue Devils 2023 Schedule & Betting Odds

dateopponentscorespreadover/undermoneyline
Dec 28thUCFW 30-13-3 WU 62.5DUK -164
Nov 26thWFW 34-31+3 WU 67.5DUK +134
Nov 19th@PITL 26-28+6.5 WO 49PIT +210
Nov 12thVTW 24-7-10 WU 50DUK -367
Nov 4th@BCW 38-31-11.5 LO 47.5DUK -500
Oct 22nd@MFLW 45-21+10 WO 58.5DUK +280
Oct 16thNCL 35-38+7 WO 69.5NC +205
Oct 8th@GTL 20-23-3.5 LU 54GT -170
Oct 1stUVAW 38-17-2 WO 54.5DUK -125
Sep 24th@KANL 27-35+7 LU 65KAN +235

Duke Blue Devils Football

If there’s a bright spot to be found in the Duke Blue Devils’ 2-9 record in 2020, it’s that they were slightly better against the spread, posting a 4-7 ATS record. Oddsmakers don’t expect much improvement in 2021, giving them a win total of 3.5 and the longest odds to win the ACC.

All of the Blue Devils’ odds can be found above, along with their full schedule, performance against the spread, team trends and more.

Duke Blue Devils Point Spreads

Betting on Duke point spreads in 2020 wasn’t a great idea, as the Devils were able to cover the spread only 36% of the time during the season. In case you aren’t familiar with point spreads, they are bets based on a team winning or losing by a certain number of points. Oddsmakers set the spread at the amount they expect the favored team to win by, shown with a minus sign, while the underdog team will have a plus sign at the same amount.

For example, if the Blue Devils are 10.5-point underdogs to North Carolina, you would add 10.5 to the Blue Devils' score (or subtract 10.5 from the Tar Heels) when judging your bet against the spread. This means that as long as Duke loses by 10 or fewer points (or wins outright), Duke bettors win, but North Carolina bettors would need their team to win by 11 or more.

Duke Blue Devils Over/Unders

With the ACC's worst defense, betting on Duke overs was a profitable venture in 2020, as the over won 64% of the time. Over/unders, or totals, are a way to bet on the combined scoring of both teams in a game.

Say sportsbooks set the total for Duke’s game against North Carolina at 55.5. As long as both teams' final scores added up to over 56, then over bettors would win their bet. It doesn’t matter who wins or how much either team scores individually, as long as the combined number is over (or under, depending which side you bet) the total set by the sportsbook.

Duke Blue Devils Moneylines

If you want to go out on a limb and think Duke will be much better in 2021, one way to profit off that theory is by betting on Duke moneylines.

Moneylines are a reflection of how likely bookmakers think either team is to win. Favorites are listed with a minus sign and underdogs with a plus sign, and the number is the amount a bettor would need to risk to win $100 or how much a $100 bet would return, respectively.

In a game against North Carolina, Duke might be +500 underdogs. This means that a bettor making a $100 wager would be paid $500 in profit in the unlikely event Duke won. If Duke were a -500 favorite, on the other hand, you’d need to risk $500 for a potential $100 profit.

Duke Blue Devils Props

If betting on the performance of the Blue Devils as a whole isn’t your style, you could focus on individual player props. Player props are a bet on the statistics of a single player, and they function in an over/under fashion just like totals.

Perhaps you think senior wideout Jake Bobo won’t be able to get to the 34.5 receiving yardage total listed by oddsmakers: If you bet the under on this prop, your bet is a winner if he ends up at 34 or fewer yards.

Note that not all sportsbooks offer markets on college football props, so make sure to shop around and find the right book for you.

Duke Blue Devils Futures

Whether you think Duke is going to do better than the 3.5 wins proposed by sportsbooks or worse, you can take either side with a futures bet.

Futures are bets on whole season outcomes. Some examples of Duke futures bets include their season win total, a longshot bet on projected starting QB Gunnar Holmberg to win the Heisman Trophy, and more.

How to Bet on the Duke Blue Devils

Sports betting is currently only legal in North Carolina at two retail tribal locations. As of now, there is no legal online sports betting available in the Tar Heel State. Sports bettors do have reason to be optimistic in North Carolina, though, as SB 688, a bill that would legalize online sports betting, has been passed in the state senate is set to be voted on in the House of Representatives. There's no specific timeline for passage, but many are hopeful to see it through in 2022. Stay up to date and keep track of when it will become legal by reading our North Carolina sports betting page.

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Blue Devils Injuries

All NCAAF Injuries

  • Myles Jones

    DB

    Jones is out for season with foot

    Out for Season

  • Matt Smith

    TE

    Smith is out for season with knee

    Out for Season

Blue Devils Trends

  • Blue Devils are 4-1 in their last 5 games.
  • Blue Devils are 3-2 in their last 5 games against the spread
  • Blue Devils are 3-3 in their road games against the spread
  • The totals have gone OVER in 1 of Blue Devils' last 5 games
  • The totals have gone OVER in 3 of Blue Devils' 6 last games at home

Duke Blue Devils Football

If there’s a bright spot to be found in the Duke Blue Devils’ 2-9 record in 2020, it’s that they were slightly better against the spread, posting a 4-7 ATS record. Oddsmakers don’t expect much improvement in 2021, giving them a win total of 3.5 and the longest odds to win the ACC.

All of the Blue Devils’ odds can be found above, along with their full schedule, performance against the spread, team trends and more.

Duke Blue Devils Point Spreads

Betting on Duke point spreads in 2020 wasn’t a great idea, as the Devils were able to cover the spread only 36% of the time during the season. In case you aren’t familiar with point spreads, they are bets based on a team winning or losing by a certain number of points. Oddsmakers set the spread at the amount they expect the favored team to win by, shown with a minus sign, while the underdog team will have a plus sign at the same amount.

For example, if the Blue Devils are 10.5-point underdogs to North Carolina, you would add 10.5 to the Blue Devils' score (or subtract 10.5 from the Tar Heels) when judging your bet against the spread. This means that as long as Duke loses by 10 or fewer points (or wins outright), Duke bettors win, but North Carolina bettors would need their team to win by 11 or more.

Duke Blue Devils Over/Unders

With the ACC's worst defense, betting on Duke overs was a profitable venture in 2020, as the over won 64% of the time. Over/unders, or totals, are a way to bet on the combined scoring of both teams in a game.

Say sportsbooks set the total for Duke’s game against North Carolina at 55.5. As long as both teams' final scores added up to over 56, then over bettors would win their bet. It doesn’t matter who wins or how much either team scores individually, as long as the combined number is over (or under, depending which side you bet) the total set by the sportsbook.

Duke Blue Devils Moneylines

If you want to go out on a limb and think Duke will be much better in 2021, one way to profit off that theory is by betting on Duke moneylines.

Moneylines are a reflection of how likely bookmakers think either team is to win. Favorites are listed with a minus sign and underdogs with a plus sign, and the number is the amount a bettor would need to risk to win $100 or how much a $100 bet would return, respectively.

In a game against North Carolina, Duke might be +500 underdogs. This means that a bettor making a $100 wager would be paid $500 in profit in the unlikely event Duke won. If Duke were a -500 favorite, on the other hand, you’d need to risk $500 for a potential $100 profit.

Duke Blue Devils Props

If betting on the performance of the Blue Devils as a whole isn’t your style, you could focus on individual player props. Player props are a bet on the statistics of a single player, and they function in an over/under fashion just like totals.

Perhaps you think senior wideout Jake Bobo won’t be able to get to the 34.5 receiving yardage total listed by oddsmakers: If you bet the under on this prop, your bet is a winner if he ends up at 34 or fewer yards.

Note that not all sportsbooks offer markets on college football props, so make sure to shop around and find the right book for you.

Duke Blue Devils Futures

Whether you think Duke is going to do better than the 3.5 wins proposed by sportsbooks or worse, you can take either side with a futures bet.

Futures are bets on whole season outcomes. Some examples of Duke futures bets include their season win total, a longshot bet on projected starting QB Gunnar Holmberg to win the Heisman Trophy, and more.

How to Bet on the Duke Blue Devils

Sports betting is currently only legal in North Carolina at two retail tribal locations. As of now, there is no legal online sports betting available in the Tar Heel State. Sports bettors do have reason to be optimistic in North Carolina, though, as SB 688, a bill that would legalize online sports betting, has been passed in the state senate is set to be voted on in the House of Representatives. There's no specific timeline for passage, but many are hopeful to see it through in 2022. Stay up to date and keep track of when it will become legal by reading our North Carolina sports betting page.

PrizePicks Daily Fantasy

For those North Carolina sports bettors looking for something other than traditional sportsbooks, look no further than PrizePicks. PrizePicks is among the most simple and exciting DFS games in North America. All users have to do to place their bets is pick their favorite players, and choose over/under totals for a chance to win cash. New users can claim a deposit match on up to $100. Sign up for the PrizePicks app using the promo code ACTION.