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Montreal Alouettes’ Odds

Check here for the Montreal Alouettes next game odds today, to get in on some CFL odds action that stretches from Canada Day Weekend all the way until the leaves change. 

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For much of the 21st century, the Montreal Alouettes were the beasts of the East, making so many Grey Cups they almost need two hands to count them on. The success has led to Montreal Alouettes odds being a popular option for bettors and with a large bilingual market, it is easy for Canadians to find news and lines in their language of preference. Check this page out if the language of preference is great Montreal odds and information.  

Montreal Alouettes Team Info

Team NameMontreal Alouettes 
LeagueCanadian Football League
DivisionEast
Founded1946
HistoryMontreal Alouettes (1946-present)
ArenaPercival Molson Memorial Stadium
Grey Cup Titles7 (1949, 1970, 1974, 1977, 2002, 2009, 2010)
Team ColoursRed, White, Blue

Montreal Alouettes’ Standings

With four teams in the Eastern Division, the winner rarely runs away with the title. Check the Montreal Alouettes standings and see where they rank after every week of CFL action. 

Bet On Montreal Alouettes’ Games

The Alouettes were met with middling results throughout most of their junior and middle-age years, but after hitting the half-century mark, things began to take off. From 2000 to 2012, the Als were nearly unstoppable, winning nine division titles and making eight Grey Cups. The fact they were only able to win three Cups is a bit of a blemish, but otherwise, bettors and fans would be hard-pressed to find a similar stretch of success for any other CFL team. They lost the East Final to the Tiger-Cats in 2014, but haven’t made it that far since.

The fans of Montreal demand a quality product, and because of this, the team struggled to fill their old home, prompting them to move to a smaller, but the better venue. The Als play at Molson Memorial Stadium for eight of their nine home games per season and host a single game at Olympic Stadium, which has a capacity more than double that of Molson Memorial. Check game location to know in advance what game is being played in the big house.

The Montreal Alouettes’ recent success can be attributed to the consistency they had behind the center. Quarterback Anthony Calvillo anchored the team through their impressive run and guided them to three Grey Cup titles since the year 2000. The Als have not been able – yet – to replace the veteran under center, but bettors will surely notice the lines move once the Alouettes have found their suitable long-term replacement.

The rivals of the Alouettes include the BC Lions and the Toronto Argos. Their classic Labour Day rival is BC, a team that twice defeated them in the Grey Cup during the 2000s. There is great potential for a rivalry to develop between the Ottawa Redblacks, and Montreal as they are located about two hours from each other.