March Madness is one of the biggest betting events every year. It is a massive single-elimination tournament that brings the country’s top athletes together in heated competition. These sportsbook pools are tons of fun and loaded with cash prizes.
Be sure to check back often to see March Madness odds. These will change as the tournament goes through its swings and upsets. The top college basketball sportsbooks are already offering specials and promotions for the Big Dance.
Combine these specials with a great college basketball betting strategy. We’ll detail the best ones below.
BetUS is a great sportsbook all around. They have a wonderful welcome bonus: you can choose between 100% or 125%. Their promotions are top-notch, and the March madness special only sweetens the pot.
Their March Madness specials are based on the brackets. If you can pull off the nearly impossible perfect bracket, they will award you one million dollars! This is a tough one indeed. No one has ever completed a perfect bracket for the entire tournament.
Something more humanly possible is the other two contests they are running. You can win a respectable $10k for getting a perfect 8-team bracket, and then another $10k for a perfect 16-team bracket. Not too shabby!
BetUS is also especially good for bettors using cryptocurrencies. They offer great support and occasional bonuses.
BetOnline is one of our favorite sportsbooks. Their customer service is unmatched. Their friendly and professional live chat really makes betting with them hassle-free.
Buy entries to their Bracket Madness Competition for a chance at $100,000. You can buy them at any point and continue to alter your selections until the deadline at 12:30 pm EST on Friday, March 19, 2021.
Each round, a correct selection will earn you more points. So in the first round, they are worth only one point each. By the end, you will get 32 points for getting the winner correct. Keep an eye on their leaderboard to see how you are doing compared to the other bettors.
Sportsbetting.ag is often in our lists of top sportsbooks because their odds are so plentiful. They really cover a wide variety of markets.
For just fifteen bucks, you can join their March Madness bracket competition. Sportsbetting will award cash prizes to lots of winners, not just the top few. The top 300 bettors in the bracket competition will receive some sort of prize. The lowest amounts are $125.
March Madness is just around the corner, but we still do not know exact selections. We will only know them on Selection Sunday, which is March 14th. This is only four days before the start of the tournament on March 18th. Hopefully, all the potential teams on the first days will already be training.
Here are the most important dates for March Madness 2021:
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As a devout aficionado of sports, Chris Boline has carved a career within the athletic realm. A skilled scribe, he boasts a decade-long portfolio that encompasses coverage of the NBA G League, the Los Angeles Chargers, football and basketball across the country. Beyond his professional pursuits, Chris is deeply invested in his community and dedicates his leisure hours to serving on boards, collaborating with community organizations, and cherishing the company of loved ones. CURRENTLY Business Development and freelance sports writing RESIDES IN Reno, NV EDUCATION University of Nevada BS and MBA EXPERTISE -Sports writing proficiency in: NFL, NBA, UFC, boxing, golf, and some motor sports -Topical news -Promotional and marketing ideas/updates -Business development Summary Chris Boline serves in a business development sales capacity as his day job. He has previously held sales/marketing positions with The Applied Companies (TAC), KTVN 2 News and the NBA G League’s Reno Bighorns, affiliate of the Sacramento Kings. He is a Reno native and is a member of various community boards including the Nevada Sagebrush Alumni Chapter, NCET and the College of Business Alumni Association (COBAA). Chris graduated from the University of Nevada in 2015 with a bachelors in management and economics and also earned his MBA from Nevada in 2023. More about Chris: Past president of the College of Business Alumni Association (COBAA) 2022-23 Two-time honoree for University of Nevada Alumni Chapter of the Year (Nevada Sagebrush Alumni Chapter, 2017 & COBAA, 2021) 2021 NCET award for Professional Services Organization of the Year with TAC Northern Nevada Human Resources Association 2020 Best Places to Work-Northern Nevada, Second Place with TAC 2016-17 Reno Bighorns MVP from the Sacramento Kings The Nevada Sagebrush editor-in-chief 2013-15 Associated Collegiate Press 2015 Four-year Non-daily Newspaper Pacemaker honoree University of Nevada, Reno College of Business Dean's List honoree (5x) from 2011-2015 Nevada Press Association award for Best Sports Column – Community in 2015 Education
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