Every sports bettor that is interested in earning some extra cash by betting on the 2010 NCAA March Madness needs to know the betting basics before they bet. First you must be aware of the many different types of contests that you can get involved with, as each of them provides different ways for you to win big money. You can choose to bet on the point spread or the moneyline, depending on which you are more confident in at that time. You can bet on the 2010 NCAA March Madness games online at BetUS.com and enjoy 155% in bonuses to kick start your account.
The moneyline of a game has nothing to do with the amount of points that decide the game, as it is a straight bet on who you believe will win the game. In the case of March Madness, you can even bet on who you believe will win the entire tournament, which will give you a higher payout if you do it before the tournament starts. The moneyline is based on a wager of $100, so all math must include this number. If the moneyline for Kansas to win March Madness is +500, it means that you will win $500 for every $100 that you wager if you are correct. If the moneyline is -500, however, it means that you would have to wager $500 in order to win $100. Therefore, it is always better odds if you find positive figures.
In point spread betting, the margin of victory is very important, so you must be certain that you have an idea of how closely the teams are matched up. If one team is favored by 10.5 points and the gambler takes the underdog, that team can lose the game by 10 points or less and the gambler will still win. This type of betting is popular in the early rounds of March Madness because there are so many perceived mismatches that end up being close games.
Check out all of the 2010 March Madness Betting Odds and see if you can predict the winners.
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