For college sports fans that are entering private NCAA Tournament pools, finding a payment processor that is willing to accept your pool's entry fees may prove to be a challenge.
Read More . . .Sports books don't want to make it easy on gamblers during the biggest betting event of the year — the NCAA Tournament, which begins March 17 with four games. Bookmakers have plugged in and diligently reviewed the college basketball season to prepare the toughest final exam of point spreads and future odds.
Read More . . .A preview of the NIT College Basketball Tournament with tips and angles on how to win money betting . . . and in your pools.
Read More . . .March Madness? Not really. Microsoft's Bing took the sane route and picked undefeated Kentucky to win the NCAA men's basketball tournament, topping Duke in the title game.
Read More . . .Betting tips and trends for the 2015 Men's NCAA Basketball championship.
Read More . . .The American Gaming Association is again using a major athletic event to draw attention to sports betting, this time estimating that Americans will wager upwards of $2 billion through more than 70 million brackets on this year's March Madness college basketball tournament.
Read More . . .The big dog in the Pac 12 is Arizona, but UCLA and Utah are both teams to watch over the next three days.
Read More . . .Each year the Big 12 Tourney comes to Kansas City, which I always attend, and this year's edition brings a plethora of talented and ranked teams to KC for a knockdown drag out with 4 days of action...
Read More . . .The 2015 NCAA tournament will host 68 teams in a bracket style competition. In Nevada, betting is part of the action.
Read More . . .The odds are even money right now on the Kentucky Wildcats to win the NCAA Championship and the time is ripe oif you like them to win it all.
Read More . . .March is here, let the Madness begin. A week left in the regular season, then numerous conference tourneys to breakdown and then the all mighty Big Dance, the March Madness Tourney itself.
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