March Madness odds can be more than just the side and total. You can bet money lines, propositions, contests, futures, etc. when you are considering March odds.
March odds are the most interesting to follow of any sports odds. More people get involved watching and wagering on March Madness odds than any other odds. Sometimes the contests and the propositions offered by sportsbooks can be as interesting as the games themselves. You can start looking at March odds before the tournament even begins and wager on a future. This bet will be on what team will win the NCAA Championship in March Madness odds. You may also see March Madness odds on which conference will win the tournament. Sometimes sportsbooks will put up propositions on how many teams seeded #1 will make it to the Final Four. The most likely scenario according to the March odds have two #1 seeds making it to the Final Four as that is about an even money wager. The next logical choice would be only one team making it followed by all four and then none. In reality, the chances of all four #1 seeds playing in the Final Four are extremely remote as are the chances of no #1 seeds making it. March odds have shown that rarely does the Final Four have all or none of the #1 seeds.
There are so many different propositions in terms of March betting odds that a sportsbook can put up before the tournament begins and on the individual games. When the Final Four and title game come around many sportsbooks will really get heavily involved in propositions on the March Madness odds board. It is similar in many respects to the Super Bowl although the March Madness odds propositions are not as extensive or as popular.
Take a look at the many different choices you have for betting March odds this year. Don’t ignore the money lines, parlays, teasers, propositions and even the many contests that are offered on the March betting odds board. They can add excitement to your wagering and give you more chances to make money versus the March betting odds.