2010 NCAA March Madness PredictionsNCAA March Madness PredictionsThe 2010 March Madness predictions are now available! Those who enjoy online betting and making the big March Madness prediction aren't usually doing either one blindly. There's much to consider before the seasoned gambler turns on the computer, trots out their March Madness prediction and gets down to making wagers. A familiarity with the teams, the season and the quirks of both are essential to making an informed bet. Your March Madness prediction could certainly be done at random, or based on the hunches you got from watching a few of the NCAA matches early on in the season. One of our most popular college basketball handicappers, underdog capper 'Bulldoggy' from Point-Spreads.com, has not returned to make his 2010 Final Four predictions but Matt Foust has. Matt has been a steady contributor all season long with his outstanding college basketball picks. Good luck with all your NCAA basketball predictions to win the Championship Title and Final Four picks! East Region - West Virginia South Region - Baylor Midwest Region - Kansas West Region - Kansas State Kansas - Winner of Midwest vs West Baylor - Winner of South vs East Kansas - Final Champion Check out Bodog and start winning NOW! Bodog.com is known in the online gambling industry for having a phenomenal customer service department, safe and secure deposit methods and terrific cash bonuses! BET on MARCH MADNESS at BODOG and receive a 10% UPFRONT CASH SIGN-UP BONUS! The online gambler going for the big cash-in won't be doing this. Instead they take in a number of variables. Picking a winner? Look at the matches. Is your favorite team playing at home or traveling long distances to hit the court? In the world of online betting and making the March Madness prediction, travel fatigue can make the difference between picking a winner or a loser. Is your favorite team the kind that is able to come from behind and pull off the big win in the nick of time? What's their track record for this? Did you watch them pull off a miracle once, only to fumble the chance three or four other times, or do they play consistent ball from behind? These questions are important when it's time to lay your money down. Of course, the reverse is true; when making your March Madness prediction, consider whether your team is prone to 'the big choke' when the pressure's on. Anybody can take the lead early in the game, but if your boys are dropping the ball - literally and figuratively - when the chips are down, you might want to pass on putting your money on them. Check the odds at your online betting house and see whether your faith in the squad can stand up to the numbers. 2010 NCAA Tournament National Championship Matchup Odds, Betting Lines and Stats! Another variable to consider is a team's star power. The Chicago Bulls had Michael Jordan - a practically unstoppable basketball robot. Does your March Madness prediction team have its own secret weapon? Do they have a weak link in the chain that could turn them into a risky bet? How have they performed against the teams they are likely to face in the tournament? A strong, consistent crew is a good bet, but your unpredictable team might be more risk than you care to invest in. Now that the Madness has arrived, check out the final four picks and the Final Four betting odds! Of course, there's always the wild card bet. Examine the odds and see if you can pick a dark horse as your March Madness prediction. The longer odds you get, the higher your winnings, but choose wisely and don't put all your eggs in one basket. Your dark horse may come from the back of the pack to pull off a Cinderella-style comeback only to run out of steam in the final crucial moment. No matter which team you choose, be sure to do your homework, gamble responsibly, and most of all, have fun! --- by Bobby Latrel at 1800-sports.com on January 20, 2006
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