Bookie Profit Index: Wisconsin

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

9 March, 2019

The state of Wisconsin continued to see a wave of betting beyond the NFL and College Football season thanks to a solid Bucks team in the NBA and the Badgers playing well in College Basketball. The sports betting scene here is exploding following the U.S. Supreme Court decision that paved the way for legalization nationwide.

As of March 9 the Milwaukee area bookies do require a Pay Per Head service thanks to the Bucks solid play in the NBA as well as Marquette in College Basketball. The Badgers have played good College Basketball and were in a three-way tie for 4th best in their competitive conference, though they sat around the .500 mark Against The Spread. If you are a sports bettor looking to simply bet online, check out Gambling911.com's Sportsbook Reviews page.

Odds to Win the 2019 NCAA Men's College Basketball Championship

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Team	Odds
Duke	9/4
Gonzaga	5/1
Virginia	13/2
Kentucky	10/1
Tennessee	10/1
North Carolina	12/1
Michigan	14/1
Michigan State	14/1
Texas Tech	22/1
Nevada	30/1
Purdue	30/1
Houston	40/1
Kansas	40/1
Kansas State	45/1
LSU	45/1
Marquette	45/1
Iowa State	50/1
Villanova	50/1
Florida State	70/1
Virginia Tech	70/1
Maryland	80/1
Buffalo	85/1
Louisville	85/1
Syracuse	85/1
Washington	85/1
Wisconsin	85/1

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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