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Wake Forest Demon Deacons Odds

Overall Record
8-5
ATS Record
7-5-0

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Demon Deacons Injuries

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There are no injuries for this team currently.

Demon Deacons 2023 Schedule & Betting Odds

dateopponentscorespreadover/undermoneyline
Dec 23rd@MIZW 27-17-2.5 WU 58.5WF -135
Nov 26th@DUKL 31-34-3 LU 67.5DUK -162
Nov 20thSYRW 45-35-9.5 WO 58.5WF -355
Nov 13thNCL 34-36-4.5 LU 79NC -195
Nov 6th@NCSTL 21-30-3 LU 54NCST -157
Oct 29th@LOUL 21-48-3 LO 66.5LOU -157
Oct 22ndBCW 43-15-20.5 WU 60WF -1450
Oct 8thARMW 45-10-16 WU 66WF -670
Oct 1st@FSUW 31-21+5.5 WU 67WF +189
Sep 24thCLEL 45-51+7.5 WO 57.5CLE +230

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Football

Despite a 40-45 overall record, head coach Dave Clawson is returning to Wake Forest for an eighth season in 2021.

After a four-win season last year, sportsbooks are expecting things to turn around for the Demon Deacons, pegging their season win total at 6.5 games. With the ACC’s third-best offense by scoring in 2020, we’ll see if the defense can take a step forward to get the Deacons over that number.

Find all of the Demon Deacons’ odds here, along with their upcoming schedule, results against the spread (ATS) so far, team trends and more.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Point Spreads

It’s possible to be a loser in the record books and still pay off for bettors, and the Deacons did just that last year. Their 6-3 record against the spread far outpaced their 4-5 record overall.

This happens when oddsmakers expect a team to lose by more than they do, and bettors can take advantage of it by wagering on the Deacons’ point spread. Spread bets are bets on the winning or losing margin for a team, and they look like this:

  • Clemson -34 (-110)
  • Wake Forest +34 (-110)

The Deacs would cover as long as they lost by fewer than 34 points, as they did last season in their 24-point defeat to Clemson. This means Wake Forest covered even with the loss, whereas Clemson needed to win by 35 or more to cover the spread.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Over/Unders

Wake Forest had a prodigious offense and a questionable defense last season. When we expect teams to score and allow lots of points, one way to profit from it is by betting the over on over/under bets. Over/unders, also known as totals, are bets on the total scoring in the game from both teams.

Using a Wake Forest vs. NC State game as an example, sportsbooks set the total at 53 points, and Wake Forest lost the game, 45-42. The winner (and winning margin) is irrelevant here. The 87 combined points were a win for over bettors, while under bettors were hoping for 52 points or fewer. If the schools combined for 53 on the nose, that would be a tie, and both sides would have gotten their money back.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Moneylines

The simplest way to bet on the Deacons is to bet them on the moneyline. Moneyline bets are just a way to bet on the winner of the game, and they pay out no matter how the win happens. The pricing can be a little confusing, however. Let's use an example to explain.

Teams expected to win are favorites and have odds with a minus in front of the number, while teams expected to lose are underdogs, with a plus sign instead. Wake Forest as a +180 underdog would give $18 in profit to a $10 bettor, while a -180 favorite would require $18 to be risked for a $10 profit. These moneyline odds are easiest to understand with $10 or $100 units.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Props

Slot receiver Jaquarii Roberson had a big year in 2020 with 926 yards through the air in only nine games. If you expect his success to continue, betting on his player props is for you.

Player props are bets on one player’s performance in a game. Some props you could make on Roberson include over/under on his receiving yards, receptions or touchdowns for a game. Prop bets on other Demon Deacons are available, too.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Futures

Sharing a conference with Clemson means odds on the Deacons to win the ACC are always going to be long — currently 33-to-1 entering 2021. Betting on this longshot is an example of a futures bet, a wager on an end-of-season outcome for a team or player.

An almost endless list of futures are available, including total number of team wins, odds to win the ACC or national title and odds on player awards like the Heisman.

How to Bet on the Wake Forest Demon Deacons

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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Demon Deacons Injuries

All NCAAF Injuries

There are no injuries for this team currently.

Demon Deacons Trends

  • Demon Deacons are 3-2 in their last 5 games.
  • Demon Deacons are 3-2 in their last 5 games against the spread
  • Demon Deacons are 2-3 in their road games against the spread
  • The totals have gone OVER in 3 of Demon Deacons' last 5 games
  • The totals have gone OVER in 3 of Demon Deacons' 7 last games at home

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Football

Despite a 40-45 overall record, head coach Dave Clawson is returning to Wake Forest for an eighth season in 2021.

After a four-win season last year, sportsbooks are expecting things to turn around for the Demon Deacons, pegging their season win total at 6.5 games. With the ACC’s third-best offense by scoring in 2020, we’ll see if the defense can take a step forward to get the Deacons over that number.

Find all of the Demon Deacons’ odds here, along with their upcoming schedule, results against the spread (ATS) so far, team trends and more.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Point Spreads

It’s possible to be a loser in the record books and still pay off for bettors, and the Deacons did just that last year. Their 6-3 record against the spread far outpaced their 4-5 record overall.

This happens when oddsmakers expect a team to lose by more than they do, and bettors can take advantage of it by wagering on the Deacons’ point spread. Spread bets are bets on the winning or losing margin for a team, and they look like this:

  • Clemson -34 (-110)
  • Wake Forest +34 (-110)

The Deacs would cover as long as they lost by fewer than 34 points, as they did last season in their 24-point defeat to Clemson. This means Wake Forest covered even with the loss, whereas Clemson needed to win by 35 or more to cover the spread.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Over/Unders

Wake Forest had a prodigious offense and a questionable defense last season. When we expect teams to score and allow lots of points, one way to profit from it is by betting the over on over/under bets. Over/unders, also known as totals, are bets on the total scoring in the game from both teams.

Using a Wake Forest vs. NC State game as an example, sportsbooks set the total at 53 points, and Wake Forest lost the game, 45-42. The winner (and winning margin) is irrelevant here. The 87 combined points were a win for over bettors, while under bettors were hoping for 52 points or fewer. If the schools combined for 53 on the nose, that would be a tie, and both sides would have gotten their money back.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Moneylines

The simplest way to bet on the Deacons is to bet them on the moneyline. Moneyline bets are just a way to bet on the winner of the game, and they pay out no matter how the win happens. The pricing can be a little confusing, however. Let's use an example to explain.

Teams expected to win are favorites and have odds with a minus in front of the number, while teams expected to lose are underdogs, with a plus sign instead. Wake Forest as a +180 underdog would give $18 in profit to a $10 bettor, while a -180 favorite would require $18 to be risked for a $10 profit. These moneyline odds are easiest to understand with $10 or $100 units.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Props

Slot receiver Jaquarii Roberson had a big year in 2020 with 926 yards through the air in only nine games. If you expect his success to continue, betting on his player props is for you.

Player props are bets on one player’s performance in a game. Some props you could make on Roberson include over/under on his receiving yards, receptions or touchdowns for a game. Prop bets on other Demon Deacons are available, too.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Futures

Sharing a conference with Clemson means odds on the Deacons to win the ACC are always going to be long — currently 33-to-1 entering 2021. Betting on this longshot is an example of a futures bet, a wager on an end-of-season outcome for a team or player.

An almost endless list of futures are available, including total number of team wins, odds to win the ACC or national title and odds on player awards like the Heisman.

How to Bet on the Wake Forest Demon Deacons

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

Still want to get in on the action? North Carolinians can enjoy legal sports betting alternatives like PrizePicks. PrizePicks is among the most simple and exciting DFS games in North America because users just have to place their bets, 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.” Read our app review to learn more about the PrizePicks promo code and further information on how to sign up.