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March Madness 2020 Odds, NCAA Tournament Betting

March Madness 2020 Odds, NCAA Tournament Betting

The experts at MyBookie have created the ultimate NCAA March Madness betting guide to help you make the best bets throughout the tournament. Throughout this betting guide, the pros will go in-depth on the best teams, players, and bets throughout the entire NCAA March Madness tournament.

You’ll want to bookmark this page, as the MyBookie team will be updating this guide throughout the entirety of March Madness.

Selection Sunday 2020 is March 15, the third Sunday of the month. Be sure to check out MyBookie Bracket Central and our featured Printable March Madness 2020 Bracket. Additionally, the dates and locations are set for the first and second rounds, as well as the First Four, of the 2020 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball tournament:

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) NCAAB Update – Dic. 1st Edition

Posted: Tuesday, December 1, 2020 10:26, EST | 0 comments

Hoop fans can’t help but get excited after college basketball’s first week. The best team in the nation showed why they’re destined for the Final Four. On Tuesday, Duke-Michigan State and Kentucky-Kansas happen while, so far, there are no COVID related issues. Check out the Men’s College Basketball Top 25 along with the biggest news from college hoops’ first week. Let’s get right to it so you can prepare your bets for the upcoming games and place them against their College Basketball odds.

NCAA Basketball COVID-19 Update – December 1st Edition

2021 NCAA Men’s College Basketball National Championship

  • When: TBD
  • Where: Indianapolis, IN

Men’s College Basketball Top 25

  • Gonzaga 
  • Baylor 
  • Iowa 
  • Wisconsin
  • Illinois
  • Duke
  • Kansas 
  • Michigan State
  • Creighton
  • Houston 
  • West Virginia
  • Villanova
  • Tennessee
  • North Carolina
  • Virginia
  • Virginia Tech
  • Texas Tech
  • Texas
  • Richmond 
  • Kentucky
  • Oregon
  • Florida State
  • Ohio State
  • Rutgers

Gonzaga playing like an NBA squad

Those who believe the Alabama Crimson Tide could beat the New York Jets must have an NBA team in mind that the awesome Gonzaga Bulldogs could dominate. What pro squad is it? The Chicago Bulls? New York Knicks? Cleveland Cavaliers?

In any case, it’s hard to see any college team beating the Zags, that’s for sure. Gonzaga has three players on their team that average at least 18 points per, 6’ 4” freshman guard Jalen Suggs, 6’ 10” sophomore forward Drew Timme, and 6’ 7” senior forward Corey Kispert. 

Kispert and Timme are Naismith Player of the Year candidates. Corey dropped 23 on Kansas in the Bulldogs’ 102-90 win. Then, Kispert blasted Auburn with 25, including going 4-of-8 from downtown, in the Zags’  90-67 victory.

After two games, it’s apparent that with Kispert and Timme, Drew scored 25 against Kansas and 28 against Auburn, the Zags have the best frontcourt in the country. But the backcourt is also solid. Jay Ayayi is a 6’ 5” rebounding guard, he’s averaging 10 points and 8 boards per, while frosh sensation Suggs dishes 7 per.

Gonzaga doesn’t appear to have a weakness. The Zags get a couple of tests this week, though. On Wednesday, they take on the 11th ranked West Virginia Mountaineers then on Saturday they battle #2 Baylor. 

Duke versus Michigan State and Kansas against Kentucky on Tuesday night

Duke versus Michigan State should be a classic. This year, Coach K doesn’t have a player on Zion Williamson’s level. No worries. Coach K excels when the spotlight is off his team.

Tom Izzo on the Michigan State side has a solid group. The Duke – Michigan State winner figures to be the team that has the most luck in the final couple of possessions.

Kansas has a big shot to beat Kentucky. First, no player on Kentucky’s squad is as good as Marcus Garrett. Second, Richmond upset the Wildcats 76-64 and, finally, Coach Calipari takes his time to develop young talent. 

The Wildcats figure to lose to Kansas and possibly Notre Dame or UCLA before going on a patented Coach Cal 12-game winning streak. The folks in Lexington are used to slow starts to the season. So, they’re not worried.  

Expect odds on Zags to drop to Laker like level

If the Zags dominate West Virginia and Baylor the way they beat up Kansas, expect their National Championship odds to approach the Laker level, less than +300. Gonzaga could be that good.

After Gonzaga and Baylor, Big Ten teams make up four of the next six spots. The Big Ten has become the top college basketball conference, overtaking the ACC. Although the ACC continues to send competitive teams to the court, Virginia, who was ranked fourth at the time, last week lost 61-60 to San Francisco. 

The Cavaliers should bounce back okay but they could be 2-2 after Dec. 9. That’s when UVA battles the Michigan State Spartans. 

Have a great rest of your week!

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) NCAAB Update – Dic. 1st Edition

Posted: Tuesday, December 1, 2020 10:26, EST
Hoop fans can’t help but get excited after college basketball’s first week. The best team in the nation showed why they’re destined for the Final Four. On Tuesday, Duke-Michigan State and Kentucky-Kansas happen while, so far, there are no COVID related issues. Check out the Men’s College Basketball Top 25 along with the biggest news from college hoops’ first week. Read More
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Early 2021 Marc Madness Expert Analysis & Predictions

Posted: Monday, November 30, 2020 5:00, EST
The 2020-21 NCAA college basketball season may only be a week old, but some eye-opening events have already taken place that may or may not have altered the long-range outlook for several national championship hopeful ballclubs and college basketball betting enthusiasts everywhere. With that thought in mind, it’s time for some really early March Madness predictions, though again, these predictions Read More
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) NCAAB Update – Nov. 24th Edition

Posted: Tuesday, November 24, 2020 5:00, EST
College basketball fans have been waiting for this week since March, as Division 1 college basketball finally makes it return this Wednesday. Although coaches and players are excited to finally get back out on the floor and play other competition, there are still many concerns revolving around the COVID-19 pandemic. NCAA Basketball COVID-19 Update – November 24th Edition Many of Read More
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March Madness 2020 Printable Bracket

Posted: Wednesday, April 1, 2020 12:30, EDT
Print Blank 2020 March Madness Brackets Champ Week is Here: NCAA Basketball Confrence Championships That means our full bracket will be realeased and full operational by this time next week, tune in this Sundat March 15th at 6pm for the full Printable 2020 March Madness Bracket to be revieled. See You Soon. 2020 National Champion : Sweet 16 & Elate Read More
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2020 American Athletic Conference Championship Odds

Posted: Thursday, March 12, 2020 12:31, EDT
The AAC Championship Tournament kicks off on Thursday, March 12. Houston offers low odds of +180 to take the championship on Sunday. But the Cougars don’t have as much to play for as Wichita State, Cincinnati, Connecticut, and Memphis. Houston is the lone American Athletic Conference squad that’s a lock for an NCAA Tournament bid. The Shockers, Bearcats, Huskies, and Read More
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2020 Big 12 Conference Championship Odds

Posted: Thursday, March 12, 2020 12:18, EDT
The Big 12 Tournament started on Wednesday, March 11. Both Kansas State and Oklahoma State moved to the second round. Oklahoma State takes on Kansas while K-State battles Baylor. Do those dogs have any shot in the College Basketball Odds ? What about Kansas and Baylor? Are the Jayhawks and Bears destined for a Big 12 Conference Championship showdown? Check Read More
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2020 Big Ten Conference Championship Odds

Posted: Thursday, March 12, 2020 11:55, EDT
The Big Ten Conference kicks off on Wednesday, March 11. The real playing starts on Thursday, March 12. Michigan State, Maryland, Ohio State, Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, and Penn State are locks to get NCAA Tournament bids. But, Rutgers, Purdue, and Indiana have work to do. Will one of those dogs upset the favorites at the Big Ten Conference Tournament? Or, Read More
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NCAAB Betting: Can Any Non-Power Conference Teams Win National Title?

Posted: Thursday, March 12, 2020 11:44, EDT
No team from outside a current power conference has won a national championship in college basketball since UNLV in 1990, but that drought could end come April. Here are the only schools with a realistic shot and their NCAAB odds. We are not including Dayton as we looked at the Flyers’ chances on Thursday here at Mybookie College Basketball Odds. Read More
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NCAAB Betting: Which Pac-12 Teams Can Win National Title?

Posted: Thursday, March 12, 2020 11:34, EDT
The Pac-12 calls itself the Conference of Champions, but it hasn’t had a national champion in college basketball since way back in 1997. Might that change this season? Doubtful, but here are the only schools with a shot at it along with College Basketball odds. NCAAB: Which Pac-12 Teams Can Win National Title? Oregon (+2200) The first NCAA Tournament was Read More
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March Madness History

As we’re sure you know, March Madness is one of the largest and most exciting sporting events of the year. The entire March Madness tournament is single elimination bracket consisting of 68 teams. The 68 NCAA teams battle in seven rounds to be title titled National Champion.

The tournament gets really heated when the final four teams are left, appropriately named “The Final Four”. The Final Four is where the majority of March Madness wagers are made, with gamblers making the most money.

However, if you’re not betting on the regular bracket or games, you’re missing out on quite a bit of cash. Let’s break down the top teams of the tournament, and who to watch before the Final Four.


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