There is perhaps no greater sporting event than March Madness and the Final Four. Year after year, college football has controversy as to who should play for the Championship, the Super Bowl is usually over by halftime and the NBA Championship Series is a rout, but college basketball always delivers.  Big upsets by small schools, game-winning buzzer beaters, and spectacular play after spectacular play make March Madness the best three weeks of the year for Basketball sports betting fans.

NCAA March Madness 2010 is back again! We offer the traditional March Madness NCAA basketball tournament betting odds. March Madness Player props before the tournament starts.

March Madness basketball betting, Free NCAA March Madness Basketball Tournament Brackets  The Opening game will be on the 16th and then the Classic March Madness 64 team sports betting Frenzy starts March 18, 2010.

Why betting on a March Madness basketball parlay and not make several individual Basketball bets? The payouts for parlays are significantly higher than for individual bets. But remember, since every one of the individual plays must win, it's an all-or-nothing bet. If you win two out of three plays, the parlay still loses, whereas you would have won those two plays as individual straight bets. You are given better odds because predicting the outcomes of several basketball games together is more difficult than predicting any individual game. More March Madness Basketball Parlays

 March Madness Basketball Teasers

A College Basketball teaser bet allows you to adjust the game point spread in your favor. A basketball teaser is like a parlay, but you can add or subtract points from the spread to make your bets stronger. This is called moving the line. Additional points are either added to the underdog or subtracted from the favorite when betting a teaser. The odds change according to the number of points the spread is moved and the number of teams combined to form the teaser. More March Madness Basketball Teasers

NCAA March Madness Over/Under Betting

If you’re a sports gambler who likes to bet on college basketball you probably eagerly anticipate the final four match ups in the NCAA tournament.

A over/under wager, the total points of the contest by both teams, overtime included, must fall over or under the side selected.

For the player who wagers on the total points of this contest by both teams to be "Over" 189, the combined final score of both teams must exceed 189. For the player who wagers on the total points of this contest by both teams to be "Under" 189, the combined final score of both teams must be less than 189. If the outcome falls on the number, the bet is declared a "Push", and the original stake is refunded.