Hawai'i Warriors Odds

Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors Odds, Bet Types, and Team History

Hawai'i finished the 2023-24 season with a 5-8 record overall and a 3-5 conference record under head coach Timmy Chang. That was an improvement over Chang's first season in 2022, where the team ended with a 3-10 record.

Senior Brayden Schager will continue as the quarterback for the Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors, with him finishing the year with 26 touchdowns, and getting an All-Mountain West honorable mention.

Wide receiver Steven McBride will likely continue as one of the main options in the Hawai'i offense, finishing with 1,024 yards on the season, and notching the first 1,000-yard season by a Hawai'i player since 2019.

The Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors will begin their season on Aug. 24 against the Delaware State Hornets.

Betting on the Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors

Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors Moneyline

Betting on the moneyline basically means that you are picking the winner of a contest. If the team you pick wins, you win the bet. Check out this example:

• Hawai'i -150
• Delaware State +125

The minus (-) and plus (+) signs show which team is the favorite/underdog, and Hawai'i is favored in our hypothetical scenario. An easy way to understand how odds work is to think about betting in increments of $100. Betting on Hawai'i to win would mean every $150 bet nets $100. If you bet on Delaware State, it's the opposite because they are the underdog, and betting $100 would yield $125.

You can use moneylines as part of a parlay, which is simply multiple bets combined into one larger bet. For example, if you bet the Hawai'i moneyline and a -3.5 point spread, Hawai'i would need to win by four points or more for you to win. Though there is a higher level of risk, the payout is also higher if you win. You can use our Odds Calculator to determine the profits you get from any bet.

FAQ: How to bet on the moneyline | How to make a parlay

Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors Point Spread

Betting point spreads basically means that you are betting on whether a team will win or lose by a certain number of points. Here’s an example:

• Hawai'i -3.5 (-140)
• Delaware State +3.5 (+110)

In this situation, Hawai'i are favored by 3.5 points against Delaware State. If Hawai'i wins the game by four or more points, a $100 wager on the Rainbow Warriors would yield $71.45 in profit. If Delaware State wins the game against Hawai'i or loses by three points or less, then you get back your $100 stake and $110 in profits.

FAQ: Everything you need to know about point spreads

Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors Over/Under

Over/under (point total), is a bet regarding the combined scoring by both teams in a given game. Your sportsbook will give you a line, and you have to determine whether the combined scoring will go over or under the number provided.

The Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors will go against the UCLA Bruins on Aug. 31. Let's assume that the over/under for that game is set at 41 points. To win an over bet, Hawai'i and UCLA would have to score at least 42 points combined. Betting the under means that the two teams would need to score 40 or fewer points for you to win. Your bet can also push, which would happen if the game finishes with both teams scoring a combined 41 points.

FAQ: Betting the point total, explained | What is a push?

Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors Player Prop Betting

Player props are bets concerning a single player and their performance in a particular statistical category, whether it is over the course of a season or a single game. Check out a hypothetical example below:

• Pofele Ashlock receiving yards: O/U 820.5

With this sort of bet, you simply bet on whether Ashlock will get over or under the line provided.

FAQ: Here’s how prop betting works

How to Bet on the Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors

Sports betting is not yet legalized in the state of Hawaii. Hawaii is notably one of the only states to not have any form of gambling legalized, along with Utah.