The crowds and number of screens on a different channel at sports books are thinned. The number of betting options and synchronized gasps at the end of games is expanded.
Read More . . .March Madness has been, well, just madness. The sweet sixteen is set and there have been some serious upsets, cinderella stories and bracket busters.
Read More . . .The Las Vegas sports books may have just enjoyed their busiest March Madness weekend in state history. We estimated before the Tournament that $150 million would have been written throughout Nevada during the Madness, but based on early returns, we may have estimated a bit low
Read More . . .The LVH is a little concerned about Miami and New Mexico, two teams that began the year as big long-shots and could do some financial damage to the SuperBook by winning the whole thing.
Read More . . .This year Tony is giving you some of his top advice on what it takes to be a champion with your bracket.
Read More . . .The Big Ten Championship Tournament could be a very wide-open affair, and presents special opportunities for one team to wrap up what could be the NCAA Tournament's #1 overall seed, and another to gain entry with a strong showing.
Read More . . .There are three big questions that probably have to be asked in advance of the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament:. One is why is Miami the #1 seed?
Read More . . .Obviously, when you have as many good programs as the Big East has, the potential is there for a wide-open conference tournament. There have been a lot of chills and thrills through the years in this event, and upsets have become commonplace. Louisville is the defending champion, but Georgetown is the highest-rated team in this year's tourney, standing fifth in both major national polls.
Read More . . ."Who will be the 2013 March Madness Cinerella story? Looking for Cinderella during March Madness.
Read More . . .The New York Yankees. The Dallas Cowboys. While their fans are rabid, their haters may be even more so. Everyone loves to hate a team that has a long-standing winning tradition, but doesn't seem to be the reason that many college basketball fans rally under the war cry "DUKE SUCKS!"
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