Intertops Sportsbook Offers $50 Free Bets for College Basketball Championship Pick

The maddest season of the sporting year reaches its climax at Intertops Sportsbook this weekend with America’s top four college hoops teams battling it out for the national championship title in Houston. Just one number one seed has survived the usual carnage of the four Regional tournaments, but does North Carolina now have what it takes to go all the way? Intertops bookmakers see the Tar Heels (+110) on top of the pile, but Villanova (+250) and Oklahoma (+300) are still right there in the mix. Syracuse (+1000), seeded 10 in the Midwest Region,  is the obvious underdog, but anything is possible at the NRG Stadium.

“Syracuse has been the big surprise of the tourney so far and we have seen plenty of interest in a semifinal upset win over UNC,” said an Intertops Sportsbook manager. “You never know, we might all be seeing Orange after Monday’s final – it’s March Madness, after all!”

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The Final Four compete for the NCAA Men's Basketball championship in Houston Texas this weekend

Intertops adds to the hoops excitement by offering its customers $50 free bets for their picks on Facebook. They simply have to post their tip to win the Final Four before the first game gets underway and wager in the sportsbook to qualify.  The prize draw will take place after the champion has been crowned on Monday.

The world’s first online sportsbook will also reward its customers for wagering on Monday’s Championship Game with an attractive $100 free bet promotion. Details will be posted on the website on the big day.

The full-featured online sportsbook offers competitive odds on a wide variety of wagering options on NCAA Basketball and all professional sports including baseball and tennis. Intertops Sportsbook, the world’s first online sportsbook, has had a complete mobile-friendly redesign and now has more wagers and attractive new parlay options than ever before.

US College Basketball Championship this Weekend: 3 No 1 Seeds and 1 Underdog

Big weekend for US college basketball fans! Who to bet on?! Good question! With three number one seeds (and one underdog) in the Final Four this is a tough one to call. Kentucky has been a favorite from the start at American-style online sportsbook AllYouBet and still is going into the semi-finals. But judging by the amount of betting action they've been getting, a lot of people think the underdog Spartans have pretty good chance too.

“The Wildcats first have to beat the Wisconsin Badgers. That could be harder than they think,” said AllYouBet’s sportsbook manager. “Meanwhile, Michigan State takes on Duke. I say, if Tom Izzo can get his number 7 seed team this far it’s certainly possible the Spartans could go all the way. A lot of guys that bet on them early seem to think so!”

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US men's college basketball championship takes place in Indianapolis this weekend.

If you're betting on college basketball do it at AllYouBet and get a 50% bonus on your deposits by entering bonus code MMBONUS15. And if you wager more than $1000 on the Final Four you can look forward to a $100 Free Bet on Tuesday.

AllYouBet sportsbook offers attractive odds on the semi-final and final games this weekend. Kentucky, at -149, is currently favored to win with Wisconsin at +450, Duke +325 and the Spartans are +800. (Odds as of today are subject to change.)

US College Basketball Final Four: Three Number 1 Seeds and 1 Dangerous Underdog

After a month of March Madness, US college basketball is down to the Final Four this weekend.  The field may have narrowed to The Kentucky Wildcats, Wisconsin Badgers, Michigan State Spartans and Duke Blue Devils, but this is still a touch call.

The Kentucky Wildcats started the Madness as a strong favorite for the national crown and they still are, but that doesn’t mean that the 2015 Final Four is a forgone conclusion. The Wisconsin Badgers have looked good in the tourney so far and there is no reason why they couldn’t beat Kentucky, the unbeaten favorites. Tom Izzo guided number 7 seed Michigan State to the title in the South Regional and his Spartans may have the battling qualities to upset Mike Krzyzewski’s Duke.

“We have three number one seeds in the Final Four and a really dangerous underdog,” commented Intertops Sportsbook manager. “Our players really know their hoops, though. We’ve had some heavy action on the Spartans to surprise in the South from the word go. Many customers who bet on Michigan State to win it all at odds of +5000 will be facing a nail-biting Easter weekend now!”

“Early upsets mean that none of our customers had a perfect March Madness bracket, but the $25,000 prize we put up will be split between the top 25 entries.”

Intertops gives the Final Four some extra spice by offering another $100 Free Bet competition. Players who correctly predict the new college hoops champion on the Intertops Facebook page are in the draw for a $100 free bet on Tuesday (Wager required; details on Facebook page.)

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US men's college basketball championship takes place in Indianapolis this weekend.

The locals are trying not to look worried, but there's got to be some concern in Indianapolis that, with so much attention focused on their city, there could be a public backlash to new anti-gay law in the state of Indiana legalizing discrimination. Hopefully no gay college basketball players will be refused service.

Last week, the NCAA was the first athletics organization to speak out, saying in a statement that it would “closely examine the implications” of the law, which goes into effect in July.

“[Inclusion and diversity] are values that are fundamental to what college athletics are all about and what higher education is all about,” Emmert said Monday. “For us personally in the NCAA, this is a big deal. We’re very proud of the inclusive environment in our office. We’re very proud of the environment that we’ve created here and we don’t want to lose that. We don’t want to have it put at risk.”