Can I bet on who will win the SEC?

Yes, if you are in a legal online state. Most sportsbooks will offer odds on college football conference winners, including the Big Ten. However, if you're in a state that does not allow college betting on in-state teams you may not see that team. For example, bettors in Illinois cannot bet on Northwestern to win the Big Ten or national title.

Where can I bet on the SEC Winner?

SEC futures betting is available at every American sportsbook , though they will release odds at different points throughout the offseason. See where legal sports betting stands in your state .

How do college football odds work?

If you’re confused about what Alabama -140 means, read up on a few of these educational pieces before starting your college football betting journey: How American odds work 12 things for brand-new sports bettors to know How point spreads work What is a moneyline?

Who won the SEC Championship in 2023?

The Alabama Crimson Tide defeated the Georgia Bulldogs 27-24 in the 2023 SEC Championship.

Which team has won the most SEC Championship games?

Alabama, which has won the SEC Championship game 10 times. The Crimson Tide also lead the conference with 14 championship appearances. Florida has the second-most appearances and victories, playing in 13 title games and winning seven.

2024 SEC Championship Odds: Will Alabama Prevail?

Daniel Preciado

Updated:

Jul 15, 2024, 12:46 PM EDT

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Team	Odds
Georgia Bulldogs	+215
$Texas Longhorns Logo$ Texas Longhorns	+240
Alabama Crimson Tide	+450
Ole Miss Rebels	+650
Tennessee Volunteers	+750
Missouri Tigers	+1800
Texas A&M Aggies	+2200
LSU Tigers	+2200
Oklahoma Sooners	+5000
Auburn Tigers	+15000
South Carolina Gamecocks	+22500
Arkansas Razorbacks	+25000
Kentucky Wildcats	+30000
Florida Gators	+30000
Vanderbilt Commodores	+50000
Mississippi State Bulldogs	+50000

Odds via Caesars Sportsbook, updated in real-time. Confused? Learn more about how American odds work.

2024 SEC Championship Odds Comparison

Compare odds for the SEC Championship across all major U.S. sportsbooks.

FUTURES	Consensus	Cons.
Georgia BulldogsGeorgia	+220	+180	+215	+220	+220	+200
$Texas Longhorns Logo$ Texas LonghornsTexas	+230	+190	+240	+230	+260	+225
Alabama Crimson TideAlabama	+500	+550	+450	+500	+460	+450
Ole Miss RebelsOle Miss	+674	+700	+650	+650	+700	+700
Tennessee VolunteersTennessee	+800	+900	+750	+800	+900	+1000
Missouri TigersMissouri	+1800	+2500	+1800	+1800	+1800	+1500
Texas A&M AggiesTexas A&M	+2095	+1600	+2200	+2000	+2500	+3300
LSU TigersLSU	+2200	+2000	+2200	+2200	+2500	+2500
Oklahoma SoonersOklahoma	+5455	+6000	+5000	+6000	+4500	+5000
Auburn TigersAuburn	+15000	+15000	+15000	+15000	+18000	+15000
Arkansas RazorbacksArkansas	+25000	+25000	+25000	+30000	+15000	+25000
South Carolina GamecocksS. Carolina	+25716	+20000	+22500	+30000	+50000	+30000
Kentucky WildcatsKentucky	+30000	+30000	+30000	+30000	+50000	+30000
Florida GatorsFlorida	+34288	+30000	+30000	+40000	+50000	+30000
Vanderbilt CommodoresVanderbilt	+58336	+40000	+50000	+70000	+50000	+50000
Mississippi State BulldogsMississippi St	+58336	+40000	+50000	+70000	+50000	+50000

Alabama and Georgia remain atop the college football world, and their battles in the SEC have been amongst the best from a viewership perspective. Let's look at some of the recent winners of the SEC Championship, with these two schools dominating in recent history.

Odds via Sports Odds History

Year	Team	Preseason Odds
2023	Alabama	+260
2022	Georgia	+150
2021	Alabama	-165
2020	Alabama	-110
2019	LSU	+1200
2018	Alabama	-160
2017	Georgia	+800
2016	Alabama	+150
2015	Alabama	+180
2014	Alabama	+140

2024 SEC Championship Odds: Will Alabama Prevail?

2024 SEC Championship Odds Comparison

Past Winners of the SEC Championship