2009 UFL Odds & Facts

UFL betting in the inaugural season will have four teams on the board with more teams joining in 2010.  Here are more UFL odds and facts.

UFL odds will show Orlando, Las Vegas, New York and San Francisco as the first four teams.  Games in UFL betting will be on Thursday and Fridays so they will not be competing with the NFL.  The first season will be short as the championship game will be played on Thanksgiving weekend.

UFL odds at the online sportsbook on the first season will only involve six weeks of play and then the playoffs.  Each of the four teams will be playing their home games in different cities so they can target fans in multiple cities.  Each team in UFL odds will play three home games with one of those games at a secondary home site.  Each team will also play three road games in UFL odds. UFL odds at the sportsbook will see a championship game in Las Vegas on Thanksgiving weekend.

In 2010 there will be other teams on the UFL odds board at the online sportsbook including possible teams in Los Angeles, Hartford, Salt Lake City and Chester, Pennsylvania. It is also possible that Mexico will get a team in the future and be on the UFL odds board.

In 2009 there will be designated home fields for Orlando as they will play in the Citrus Bowl, Las Vegas, who will play at Sam Boyd Stadium and San Francisco, which will play at AT&T Park.  It is possible that the New York team will play at Citi Field as UFL betting information indicates.

UFL odds information shows that each team will have a player salary cap of between $12 and $20 million dollars.  There will be no draft in the UFL as the teams will be assigned certain rights.  UFL betting information shows that Orlando has the rights to players in the NFC and AFC South, San Francisco can sign players that were cut from the NFC and AFC West, New York has the AFC and NFC East while Las Vegas has the AFC and NFC North.

Gamblers that wager at the sportsbook will be taking at look at UFL odds since the games will be televised on the Versus cable television network in the United States.