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Oddsmakers set prices for each Champions League game just as they do for any soccer match. They use a combination of data analysis, current form, travel, injuries, and other intangibles to set what they think are fair odds on each team.

Not sure which team to bet on when breaking down a Champions League game? No worries! Consider making a wager on the total instead. All sportsbooks will list an Over/Under on how many goals will be scored in the match. If two good offensive teams are playing against each other, you may want to place a bet on the Over.

Unlike single-game wagers, futures bets are often offered on which team will win the entire Champions League. The good thing is that payouts are often more generous with futures bets. The bad news is that you have to tie up your capital for a longer period of time.  For example, Caesars is currently offering +700 odds on Arsenal to win the UEFA Champions League title.

The best thing you can do is to make a wager on the spread instead of the moneyline. For example, let's say you like Manchester City at -240 odds but want to avoid laying that big of a price on the moneyline. You may be able to find Man City -1.5 goals at around even money (+100). The only drawback is that Man City will now have to win by 2 or more goals for you to win your bet.

It depends on the sportsbook. Most books will offer what they call a Tie = No Bet market on all Champions League games. This means that if a tie occurs, you're bet will be voided and your stake awarded back to you.