CFL Odds & Betting Lines
CFL betting odds below are courtesy of bet365. Click on the odds to place a bet!
Friday, July 10, 2026:
| Team | Spread | Total | Money Line |
|---|---|---|---|
| OTT Redblacks | +5.5 (-105) | O 58.5 (-111) | +210 |
| EDM Elks | -5.5 (-116) | U 58.5 (-111) | -263 |
Sunday, July 12, 2026:
| Team | Spread | Total | Money Line |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAL Stampeders | +3.5 (-111) | O 61.5 (-111) | +165 |
| MON Alouettes | -3.5 (-111) | U 61.5 (-111) | -200 |
CFL betting odds courtesy of bet365. Note: Odds are updated before every game.
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Most Popular CFL Betting Odds
Here is a breakdown of the most popular ways that you can bet on CFL odds this season.
CFL Opening Lines 🏈
CFL opening lines are what the oddsmakers set for moneylines, spreads, and totals each week. Opening lines are released at the beginning of a week and will shift gradually as kickoff approaches. Odds can change due to increased public betting on one side of the tilt, injury, trades, or other lineup-changing events on either side of a clash.
CFL Moneylines 🏈
CFL moneyline bets are when you wager on which team you think will win the game. This can be done pre-match and in real time with CFL live odds.
You can bet on either squad to come out on top. Whether they win by one or 21 points, a win is a win in the CFL, and the same goes for your bet slip. CFL moneyline odds look like this, with the favourites denoted with a minus sign and the underdogs shown with a plus sign:
CAG Stampeders: +125
WIN Blue Bombers: -110
CFL Points Spread 🏈
A point spread is a wager where you bet on how many points a team will win or lose by. The favourite (indicated by a minus sign) will need to win by a pre-determined amount. In contrast, the underdog (indicated by a plus sign) will need to either win outright or lose by a certain number of points of the lead to cover.
For example, let’s say you take the Toronto Argonauts to cover the -3.5 spread against the Ottawa Redblacks. This means that the Argos will need to win the game by four points or more for you to win your bet. Conversely, the Redblacks can cover the spread by winning the game or by losing by within three points of the lead.
CFL Point Total or Over/Under 🏈
Instead of focusing on the winners and losers of a matchup, a thrilling way to bet on CFL action is to bet on point totals, also known as Over/Under bets. In a point total wager, bettors can predict how many total combined points will be scored within a game.
For example, if the Saskatchewan Roughriders were set to face the Toronto Argonauts, the point total line may be set at 51.5 points. That means you could wager on whether you think there will be Over 51.5 points or Under.
CFL Futures Odds 🏈
CFL futures are exactly as they sound: you’re betting on an event that won’t be settled until later in the 2026 CFL season. Popular futures betting markets include the Grey Cup Winner, CFL MOP, and season series winners.
CFL Prop Bets 🏈
A CFL prop bet is a wager on any specific event to transpire within a game. These bets go beyond the norm of game lines and venture into other wagers, including winning margin, first team to score, or passing or rushing yards.
For example, bettors can wager on the method by which the first points are scored in a game. Odds will be offered on touchdowns, field goals, safeties, and rouges. If you’re able to pick correctly, you’ll net yourself a juicy payday.
CFL Playoff Odds 🏈
The Grey Cup is up for grabs, and it’s anyone’s for the taking. Check back soon for the latest CFL playoff odds and see who’s in the running for a deep postseason run in 2026.
How to Read on CFL Odds 👓
When you bet on the C1.65FL in Canada, you’ll mostly see decimal odds (2.5), with American odds (+150) also common and fractional odds (3/2) used less often.
Decimal odds show your total return per $1 staked, including your original bet.
Example decimal moneyline: Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1.65 vs Hamilton Tiger-Cats 2.30.
- $100 on Winnipeg at 1.65 wins a profit of $65 for a total return of $165 (which includes your original stake).
- $100 on Hamilton at 2.30 wins a profit of $130 for a total return of $230 (which includes your original stake).
You’ll see decimals on spreads and totals too, like Winnipeg -2.5 (1.83) vs Hamilton +2.5 (2.00), or Over 51.5 (1.91) / Under 51.5 (1.91).
American odds use a plus or minus number to show favourites and underdogs.
- Negative (e.g. -150) shows how much you need to stake to profit $100.
- Positive (e.g. +130) shows how much you profit on a $100 stake.
That Bombers–Ticats game might display as Winnipeg -150 vs Hamilton +130. A $150 bet at -150 wins $100; a $100 bet at +130 wins $130.
👉 Pro tip: You can bet any amount you want! Smaller bets like $10 or $20 are just fine. Use our handy odds calculator to convert odds into different formats and to calculate your potential winnings on any wager.
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CFL Odds FAQs
Yes, you can bet on the CFL. There are plenty of ways for you to bet on the CFL, such as game lines (moneyline, point spread, and point total), prop bets (game/player), as well as juicy futures bets like the 2026 Grey Cup winner.
The CFL has 3 downs because it is Canadian football rules. While American football (NFL) uses four total downs, Canadian football uses three. There are several other differences between Canadian and American football rules.
Yes, a CFL game can end in a tie. In the regular season, if a game goes to overtime, both teams will receive opportunities to score starting at the 35-yard line. If, after two possessions each, the game is still tied, the game results in a draw.
The 2026 CFL regular season runs from June 4th through October 24th. The 2026 CFL playoffs run from October 31st through the Grey Cup final on November 15th.
+2000 odds indicate a major underdog. In American odds, a plus sign denotes an underdog, and the number next to it shows the amount you would win if you placed a $100 bet. So, if you bet $100 on +2000 odds and your bet won, you’d profit $2,000 for a total payout of $2,100, which includes your original $100 stake.