Trends in March Madness Betting at SBG Global

March Madness betting facts show that a #9 seed or worse simply is not going to make the Final Four.  That means you can bet them in the first couple of rounds if you really like them but then you have to get off of them in March Madness betting.  The NCAA Tournament begins with 65 teams, gets down to 64 after the play-in game and then quickly gets down to 16 after the first four days.

March Madness betting is so exciting because anything can happen.  Each of the teams is ranked but when they get on the court it is win or go home.  Emotion can play a big part in March Madness betting when elimination is at stake.  March Madness betting is unlike anything else in sports.

Let’s look at some trends that can help you in March Madness betting.  Last year was the first time all four #1 seeds made the Final Four.  You can bet it won’t happen in the near future again.  Just because a team is #1 does not mean they will win it all.  Conversely, you don’t want to be taking a team ranked 9th or higher in March Madness betting as none have ever won it all.  Only one #8 seed, Villanova has won the title.

Looking at more March Madness betting trends we see that no #10 or #12 seeds have ever made it to the Final Four.  Only one #13 and one #14 seed ever made the Sweet Sixteen. Heading into 2009 March Madness betting a #1 seed had never beaten a #16 seed outright.  Very few have even kept the games close in March Madness betting.

If you are looking for upsets in 2009 March Madness betting you might want to look at some of the second round games.  Now you have eliminated the weak teams and you now have teams that can make a mark in March Madness betting and win for you.

Take a look at some of these numbers as you consider your wagers in 2009 March Madness betting.

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