Denver vs. Texas State CBB Predictions and Odds - Dec 5, 2021

College Basketball action continues on Sunday at 2:00 PM EST as Denver faces off with the favored Texas State at Strahan Coliseum.

Dimers' best betting picks for Denver vs. Texas State, as well as game predictions and best odds, are featured in this article.

Who will win Denver vs. Texas State?

Based on state-of-the-art machine learning and data, Dimers.com has simulated Sunday's Denver-Texas State NCAA Basketball game 10,000 times.

Dimers' revolutionary predictive analytics model, DimersBOT, gives Texas State an 85% chance of defeating Denver.

MORE: Denver vs. Texas State Simulated 10,000 Times

Point Spread, Moneyline and Over/Under

Texas State is the +14.5 underdog versus Denver, with -110 at BetMGM the best odds available.

For the favored Denver (-14.5) to cover the spread, BetMGM also has the best odds on offer at -110.

DraftKings Sportsbook has the best moneyline odds for Texas State at -1000. That means you can risk $1000 to win $100, for a total payout of $1100, if it gets the W.

Meanwhile, BetMGM has the best moneyline odds for Denver at +750, where you can bet $100 to profit $750, earning a total payout of $850, if it wins.

The Over/Under is set at 129.5 with BetMGM, which 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 can bet with in your state for the best College Basketball odds and lines.

According to DimersBOT, Texas State (+14.5) is a 163% chance of covering the spread, while the 129.5-point Over/Under is a 53% chance of going Over.

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Best Bets for Denver vs. Texas State

• Spread: Texas State +14.5 at -110 with BetMGM (163% probability) 🔥
• Moneyline: Denver Win at +750 with BetMGM (4.1% edge) 🔥
• Over/Under: Over 129.5 at -110 with BetMGM (53% probability)

When you see a 🔥, that means you've found one of Dimers' best free picks of the day across any sport.

While Texas State is more likely to win the game, according to DimersBOT, taking Denver moneyline is the best option due to the 4.1% edge identified when comparing our data-led probabilities to the betting odds.

Taking advantage of the edges published here at Dimers.com is one of the keys to achieving long-term profitability as a sports bettor.

Denver vs. Texas State Score Prediction

Dimers.com's predicted final score for Denver vs. Texas State at Strahan Coliseum this Sunday has Texas State winning 70-60.

Use our interactive widget below to view the current Spread, Over/Under and Moneyline probabilities and odds for the game, and click or tap on See Matchup to reveal more.

Dimers has full coverage of Sunday's Denver-Texas State matchup, including pre-game predictions, free betting picks, and live win probabilities.

Remember, DimersBOT updates frequently, so keep an eye on this page for any changes to our betting analysis ahead of Denver vs. Texas State on Sunday December 5, 2021.

Denver vs. Texas State 2021 CBB Game Info

When does Texas State play Denver in College Basketball?

• Date: Sunday December 5, 2021
• Time: 2:00 PM EST / 11:00 AM PST
• Venue: Strahan Coliseum

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