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St. Johns, Antigua (PRWEB) — With the 64 teams announced this weekend, office pools across America and around the world will be adding a little excitement to the US college basketball playoffs this month. But no one is putting up as perfect a prize for the perfect brackets as Intertops Sportsbook. Intertops March Madness Bracket will pay $25,000 for the perfect bracket. And perfect bracket or not, Intertops pays out.

For those that think it’s virtually impossible to predict all 64, if there is no perfect bracket Intertops will split the $25K prize among the best 25 tips. Full details are available at www.intertops.com/sportsbook.

One Intertops punter in particular is going to enjoy the Final Four championships in Detroit. In a random draw from all customers who bet on college hoops, Mike A. from Arizona won Intertops’ Final Four Prize Package just by betting on college basketball games during the season. One of Intertops’ biggest prize packages of the year, his Final Four all expenses paid trip includes four nights at a top hotel, upper level tickets to the Semi-Finals & Final Game and flights to Detroit.

Intertops, the very first sportsbook to take an online wager and still one of the most popular and trustworthy books in the world, is upping its deposit bonuses for March Madness wagering. There’ll be a 20% deposit bonus up to $200 until the 22nd and then again for the Final Four April 3rd to 6th.

They must be delirious with Big Dance excitement because Intertops is also doubling its loyalty program bonus points for all March Madness bets.

March Madness is the second biggest sports betting event of the year, second only to the Super Bowl.

NEW YORK , NY – The NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament is easily one of the most anticipated, most watched, and most interacted with sporting events in the US. Fans filling out predictive brackets, office pools, and round the clock news coverage are all part of the deal. Whether they are looking for an edge or looking for solace in their favorite team’s seed, fans turn to the largest most successful sportsbook on the web, BetUS.com for answers. This being the case, their analysts posted odds on ALL things NCAA hoops.

“March Madness always pushes our site traffic to record numbers,” stated BetUS spokesman Reed Richards. “And this year is no different. It’s a testament to the overwhelming level of interest in NCAA Men’s Basketball from the fans – the fact that they swarm our site daily for answers and predictions on who’s best or who’ll be best on a given day and most importantly – whether they’ll actually fill out a perfect bracket.”

Analysts at BetUS.com posted the following odds on the 2009 Men’s NCAA Hoops Tournament:

Most likely team to get in a brawl
• Syracuse 4/1
• Siena 2/1
• Michigan St 4/1
• Gonzaga 5/1
• BC 5/1
• UConn 4/1
• Maryland 3/1
• Texas A&M 4/1
• Marquette 5/1

Most likely coach to get ejected
• Jim Boeheim 5/1
• Trent Johnson 3/1
• Roy Williams 4/1
• Tim Floyd 2/1
• Leonard Hamilton 5/1
• Mike Krzyzewski 8/1
• Jim Calhoun 3/1
• John Calipari 5/1
• Rick Pitino 6/1
• Jim Boylen 5/1
• Tom Izzo 6/1

Most likely tourney leading scorer
• Jeff Teague (Wake Forest) 5/1
• Chase Budinger (Arizona) 10/1
• De’Sean Butler (West Virginia) 10/1
• Sherron Collins (Kansas) 7/2
• Jerel McNeal (Marquette) 6/1
• DeMarre Carroll (Missouri) 8/1
• Jerome Randle (California) 10/1
• Blake Griffin (Oklahoma) 2/1
• Tyreke Evans (Memphis) 10/1
• Sam Young (Pittsburgh) 5/1
• James Anderson (Oklahoma State) 8/1
• Toney Douglas (Florida State) 5/1
• Dante Cunningham (Villanova) 10/1
• Kyle Singler (Duke) 4/1
• Tyler Hansbrough (UNC) 5/2
• Marcus Thornton (LSU) 4/1
• James Harden (ASU) 4/1
• Jonny Flynn (Syracuse) 8/1
• Manny Harris (Michigan) 8/1

First technical on tourney goes to
• Fran McCaffery 5/2
• Thad Matta 4/1
• Tim Floyd 2/1
• Jim Boeheim 3/1
• Jim Calhoun 4/1

Most likely team to be upset
• Oklahoma State 4/1
• Michigan State 3/1
• Kansas 3/1
• Utah 4/1
• Uconn 8/1
• Washington 5/1
• Marquette 5/1
• California 4/1

Most likely GPA NEXT season
• Over/Under 28.5

Odds that you fill out bracket 100 percent correctly
• 1 in 150 million

Odds of there being no upsets in the final two rounds
• 1 in 13.2 million