2007 March Madness – Click here for your printable brackets

The road to the Men’s NCAA final four gets underway this Thursday. The first round will be played this Thursday and Friday. On Thursday 32 teams in the East & West region will square off. Tip off will be at 12:20 pm. ET. On Friday the rest of the field in the South and Midwest region will do battle, early tip off will be at 12:15 pm. ET.

We have a full list of schedules and tools available in our March Madness information section on our site you can click here to take a look or select a link listed below.

Men’s Div 1 Men’s Div 2 Men’s Div 3

We have many ways you can bet on March Madness. We provide odd for all the tournaments including the NIT and the Men’s and Women’s NCAA Championship.
Currently the Florida Gators are slightly favored to repeat, the odds on UCLA, Ohio State, Kansas and North Carolina to dethrone them are not far behind.

Click on a link below to view all our live odds for the first round of games

Men’s NCAA Tournament Men’s NIT Tournament Women’s NCAA Tournament

Click on a link to below to view our futures and proposition odds for the Men’s NCAA

Odds to win tournament Odds to win each region Proposition betting

We also provide quite a few betting tools for our clients to make your betting experience with us more pleasant and convenient. We have a WAP service for cell phones and parlay calculators, betting guides and more. Click here to visit our tools page or select a link below to go directly to the pages.

Cell phone odds (WAP) www.wap.gamblerspalace.com

Cell phone betting (WAP) www.mobile.gamblerspalace.com

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We hope we made things a little for convenient and fun for all out customers. Best of luck and enjoy the MADNESS!

Roger

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