France Ligue 1 Odds: French Soccer Betting Lines and Spreads
Ligue 1 Odds Legend
Here at Odds Shark we want you to be able to make strategic picks. Our Ligue 1 Conforama Odds page is designed to do just that. When you see the negative value sign, it means that club is favored to win. When you see the positive values, it signifies the underdog.
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Here’s how it works: If Toulouse FC is at -105, they are considered the favorite. If their opponent Olympique de Marseille is listed at +250, then they are the underdog. Should the match end in a draw (sometimes referred to as a tie), this is represented by the third line underneath the matchup (Draw).
Moneyline
The moneyline is one of the most popular forms of betting when it comes to Ligue 1. The only thing you need to do when betting the moneyline is pick a Sportsbook. For instance, if Dijon FCO are playing Montpelier Hérault SC and you bet on Dijon and they win, you win your wager. Moneyline bets are great because they eliminate the randomness that comes with totals and spread betting.
Total Or OVER/UNDER
Totals betting, or OVER/UNDER, is a wager based on the total number of goals scored during a match. You can place either an OVER or UNDER wager based on the totals number set by the sportsbooks. For instance, if the total for a matchup between Olympique Lyonnais and Amiens SC is set at 4.5 and you decide to bet the OVER, it means that you need five or more goals to be scored for you to win your bet. On the contrary, if you bet the UNDER, you need the total number of goals scored to be less than four.
Futures
Before the Ligue 1 season starts or during, you can make a futures wager. Bettors can make wagers on which club will win it all, which teams you think will make the playoffs and which teams will qualify for the Champions League group stage or the Europa League group stages.
A good example of a futures bet would be a wager made on whether or not RC Strasbourg will win the championship. If they win, you win your bet. Check in with our Odds page throughout the season to see how your chosen club or clubs are doing. Futures bets may tie up your money for most or part of the season but they could give you a major payout in the long run.