Joseph D'Amico
Tom Stryker
A professional handicapper at Team Stryker Sports since 1984, Tom Stryker offers you 25 years of experience.
Rocky Atkinson
My Handicapping and Betting Philosophy: I use my own unique power ratings for each sport along with trend analysis, stats and line value.
Bobby Conn
One of the sharpest minds in the handicapping business.
Bryan Leonard
Owner of Bryan Leonard Sports for the last 28 years.
ODDS TO WIN THE NCAAB CHAMPIONSHIP by Joe D’Amico
ODDS TO WIN THE NCAAB CHAMPIONSHIP
As a multi-year NCAAB handicapping champion, I know all eyes are upon me this time of season. Just coming into the Conference Tourney’s, my record has hit over 67% the past 2 months. And this is when cream rises to the top. Obviously, this is the part of the season when Conference Tournaments mean the difference between a high seed, a low seed, and a lesser Tournament. There are always the perennial favorites that will be in the Elite 8 and even the Final 4 but each and every year, there seems to be some surprises. The problem with me is that I like my money where it belongs, in my pocket. I would rather bet more on an individual game than tie my money up for 3 or more weeks. But as the years progress, it has come to pass that future wagers on teams to take the Title have become more and more popular. It use to be just a fan or an alum would bet a future here in Vegas but nowadays, everyone is betting futures to win it all. Below are the latest odds to win it all:
Arizona 4/1
Michigan State 5/1
Kansas 5/1
Syracuse 5/1
Wichita State 9/1
Kentucky 10/1
Duke 10/1
Florida 10/1
Louisville 10/1
Wisconsin 18/1
Oklahoma State 20/1
San Diego State 20/1
Villanova 25/1
Iowa State 25/1
Ohio State 30/1
Iowa 30/1
Michigan 35/1
UCONN 35/1
UCLA 35/1
Creighton 40/1
Pitt 40/1
Butler 40/1
North Carolina 50/1
Stanford 50/1
Virginia 60/1
Memphis 60/1
Missouri 60/1
Oregon 60/1
VCU 75/1
Gonzaga 75/1
Indiana 75/1
Colorado 75/1
Georgetown 75/1
Colorado 75/1
St. Louis 75/1
Tennessee 75/1
Baylor 75/1
Texas 75/1
Ole Miss 75/1
Kansas State 75/1
Florida State 75/1
Oklahoma 75/1
Marquette 100/1
New Mexico 100/1
UNLV 100/1
Cincy 100/1
Arkansas 100/1
LSU 100/1
Arizona State 100/1
BYU 100/1
Miami Fla 100/1
Vanderbilt 125/1
Dayton 125/1
Alabama 150/1
Illinois 150/1
Notre Dame 150/1
St. Johns 150/1
Harvard 150/1
Boise State 150/1
Temple 150/1
Maryland 150/1
Minnesota 150/1
California 150/1
Providence 150/1
Washington 150/1
USC 175/1
Davidson 200/1
Xavier 200/1
NC State 250/1
Purdue 250/1
Field 30/1
Barring a major injury or suspension, any team from 25/1 down should make a run for the money. Personally, Oklahoma State and San Diego State are given very liberal odds while never-say-die teams like North Carolina and Michigan have some value. Wichita State has been a monster team but has a real up-hill climb to make it through the more battle-tested squads. You can never count out teams like Kentucky, Duke, MSU, Florida, ‘Zona, Kansas, and the ‘Cuse can never be counted out but I believe that Duke, MSU, and Syracuse are a head above the rest of the class. The one thing is that during this time of season…the Conference Tourney’s, anything can happen. It’s the seeding and the opponents that can give you the most trouble in the Big Dance. Now remember, that just because you don’t make it to the Big Show doesn’t mean there isn’t value and money to be made in the NIT, CBI, and CIT. It’s hard to keep track of injuries, suspensions, line movements, and trends and streaks on your own. Remember, I have a slew of sources, contacts, and analysts that do your job for you. That is why you NEED a proven winner like me. So get all of my money-making information right here. Just click on Joe D’Amico’s name and have the best Tournament you ever had. Thank you, Joe D
