Philadelphia Area Bookie Spotlight

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Philadelphia Area Bookie Spotlight - March Madness 2018

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Mar/17/2018

Philadelphia Area Bookie Spotlight - March Madness 2018

Philadelphia continues to dominate the sports scene. Following a Super Bowl victory by the Eagles, Villanova is the favorite to win the 2018 NCAA Men's College Basketball Championship at 5/1 odds.

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Basketball Odds News

College Basketball Betting – Syracuse Orange at Virginia Cavaliers

Two surging teams meet in a crucial ACC battle on Monday when the Syracuse Orange visit the Virginia Cavaliers. UVA extended its winning streak to six in a row beating Georgia Tech over the weekend to remain the lone unbeaten in conference play.

Syracuse Orange vs. Virginia Cavs Prop Bets - January 24

Syracuse Orange vs. Virginia Cavs Prop Bets - January 25

UVA is a -6.5 favorite versus Syracuse Monday night. This game will be shown nationally on ESPN.

Can't Bet the Cavaliers on Draftkings From Virginia

Draftkings announced on Sunday that they have launched their online sportsbook in the commonwealth of Virginia. One thing you won't be able to bet on using Draftkings, however, is the Cavaliers college basketball team or any game that features them (you still have other options).

Rutgers Scarlet Knights vs. Indiana Hoosiers Prop Bets - January 24

The Rutgers vs. Indiana line was coming in at Hoosiers -4.5.

Michigan Wolverines Basketball Team Goes Into 2 Week Covid-19 Quarantine

The entire University of Michigan athletic department is pausing after several positive tests for the new COVID-19 variant that transmits at a higher rate.