2027 March Madness Moneylines

We’ve got the latest March Madness moneylines from various legal US sports betting sites. Our table includes games from the conference tournaments, NCAA D1 Men’s Basketball Tournament, and the National Invitational Tournament, when available. After, learn how moneyline betting works, one of the easiest and most popular ways to bet on March Madness. At the end, we’ll list some helpful tournament and college basketball betting resources.

March Madness Moneylines

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March Madness Moneylines

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Next 32 College Basketball Game Moneyline Odds
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Game
BetRivers Sports Betting BetRivers
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Fairleigh Dickinson
East Texas A&M
11:30am EST
+460-715
Florida A&M
UMKC
12:00pm EST
+210-286
Dartmouth
Albany
1:00pm EST
-137+108
Incarnate Word
UC Davis
2:11pm EST
+480-770
Saint Joseph's
USF
3:00pm EST
+260-360
Loyola Chicago
Air Force
3:00pm EST
-560+380
North Carolina A&T
East Carolina
4:00pm EST
+410-625
Bethune-Cookman
San Diego State
5:00pm EST
+1300-10000
Penn
Navy
5:30pm EST
-480+330
NCCU
VMI
6:00pm EST
+210-278
Charleston
Temple
6:30pm EST
-109-117
Southern Indiana
IUPUI
6:30pm EST
+265-360
UMass Lowell
UMass
7:00pm EST
+480-770
Campbell
East Tennessee State
7:00pm EST
+170-220
UNC Asheville
West Georgia
7:00pm EST
+102-130
NJIT
VCU
7:00pm EST
Kent State
UNC Wilmington
7:00pm EST
+245-335
Cornell
St. Bonaventure
7:00pm EST
+290-400
Saint Peter's
South Carolina
7:00pm EST
Stony Brook
Princeton
7:00pm EST
+175-230
SC State
Notre Dame
7:00pm EST
Old Dominion
Norfolk State
7:00pm EST
-220+165
Colgate
St. John's
7:00pm EST
Marquette
Michigan
7:00pm EST
+145-182
James Madison
Delaware
7:00pm EST
-190+148
American
Drexel
7:00pm EST
-103-125
William & Mary
Florida Atlantic
7:00pm EST
+170-220
Furman
Holy Cross
7:00pm EST
-835+525
Milwaukee
Indiana State
7:00pm EST
+160-210
Pepperdine
Sam Houston State
7:30pm EST
-114-112
Stephen F. Austin
Abilene Christian
8:00pm EST
-225+170
Oral Roberts
Tulsa
8:00pm EST
+1300-10000

Moneyline Explained

A moneyline bet is placed on a team or side to win outright. No point spread is involved. Some sportsbooks will offer moneylines for the 1st half, 2nd half, or any quarter. Odds for each side determine risk and win amounts.

The conference tournaments, March Madness, and the National Invitational tournament are all major events. That means sportsbooks will have a multitude of betting options available. Some may offer 3-way moneylines for big matchups. A 3-way moneyline includes odds for a tie or draw result, typically set for the first half of a college basketball game.

Sports betting sites almost always offer moneylines on March Madness games unless there’s a heavy favorite that would produce a -10,000 moneyline or higher. Some sportsbooks might not offer a moneyline for matchups with an overwhelming favorite. Instead, they’ll encourage players to bet the March Madness point spread or game total line instead.

Sports betting sites will post moneylines for upcoming matchups as tournament officials schedule them. Keep your eye on the numbers. They’ll likely change substantially as tip-off approaches. Unlike the regular season where games are scheduled out weeks in advance, you’ll often only have 1-2 days between tournament rounds to analyze a bet.

Placing a Moneyline Bet

Select “Moneyline” from your sportsbook’s betting menu. Next, select a game segment: game, 1st half, 2nd half, or quarter. Finally, select either the favorite or the underdog.

Pick the Favorite or the Underdog

Taking the Underdog
Underdogs have a plus sign next to their moneyline. A moneyline bet on the underdog wins if the underdog wins outright.

Taking the Favorite
Favorites have a minus sign next to their moneyline. A moneyline bet on the favorite wins if the favorite wins outright.

Moneyline Example

The following example features the moneyline from an upcoming March Madness matchup. Use the top menu to select another scheduled game. Next, use the state and bet menus within the table to toggle a different state or type of bet. Finally, select a dollar amount to automatically calculate a potential March Madness moneyline win.

The text below the table will explain how the bet wins, loses, or pushes, followed by win amounts for the sportsbook’s moneyline odds.

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How to Bet on March Madness Moneylines

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How to bet on March Madness Moneylines

  1. Tap to the sportsbook’s College Basketball page, look for the matchup you want to bet on.

    Navigate to the sportsbook’s College Basketball page. Look for live or upcoming matchups. Your sportsbook may have a special “College Basketball Tournament” bracket or lineup.

  2. Choose the moneyline, game segment, and place your wager.

    Sportsbooks will display March Madness game moneylines by default. Tap through the wagering menu to find 1st half, 2nd half, or quarter moneylines. Also review 3-way moneyline odds to bet on a 1st half tie, when available.

  3. The odds values next to the moneyline indicate risk and win amounts.

    Minus values indicate how much you risk to win $100. A -250 moneyline means you risk $250 to win $100. Plus values indicate how much you win if you risk $100. A +800 moneyline means you risk $100 to win $800.

  4. Your bet wins if your team wins outright during the game segment you specified.

    The underdog wins if they win outright. The favorite wins if they win outright. Review the result of each half or quarter if you bet a half or quarter moneyline.

  5. A tie, or draw, only pays when you bet a 3-way moneyline.

    March Madness games cannot end in a tie. Therefore, a 3-way moneyline can only be offered for a half or quarter game segment. A wager on a tie only pays if the score is tied at the end of the particular game segment.

Tournament Futures

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March Madness Moneylines FAQs

What is a March Madness moneyline bet?

A March Madness moneyline bet is placed on a team or side to win outright. No point spread is involved. Some sportsbooks will offer moneylines for the 1st half, 2nd half, or any quarter. Odds for each side determine risk and win amounts.

Which March Madness events have moneylines?

The conference tournaments, March Madness, and the National Invitational Tournament will have a multitude of moneyline betting options available. Bet on 1st half, 2nd half, or quarter moneylines. Some sportsbooks may offer 3-way moneylines for the first half that allow players to bet on a tie score.

When will sports betting sites post March Madness moneylines?

Sports betting sites will post lines and odds for upcoming matchups as tournament officials schedule them. Unlike the regular season where games are scheduled out weeks in advance, you’ll often only have 1-2 days between tournament rounds to size up a bet.

Which March Madness game segments have moneylines?

The game moneyline will be one of the most active betting market. The 1st half and 2nd half moneylines are the next most popular moneylines for college basketball matchups. Finally, some sportsbooks will offer quarter moneylines for major matchups like the Final Four semi and final games.

What do March Madness moneyline odds values mean?

Minus values indicate how much you risk to win $100. A -450 moneyline means you risk $450 to win $100. Plus values indicate how much you win if you risk $100. A +700 moneyline means you risk $100 to win $700.

Tournament Resources

March Madness

Final Four

Final Four Team Histories

College Basketball Betting Resources

  • College Basketball Betting Guide – Learn how to bet on college basketball with point spreads, totals, and moneylines, plus exotic bets like parlays and prop bets.
  • College Basketball Betting Sites – We’ve analyzed and reviewed the best legal sportsbooks for college basketball betting.
  • College Basketball Odds – Point spread, total, and moneyline odds for upcoming College Basketball games, including March Madness and the Final Four.
  • College Basketball Prop Bets – See prop betting lines and odds for upcoming College basketball games, including March Madness and the Final Four.
  • College Basketball Futures Odds – Learn more about how to bet on college basketball futures. Review odds to win the National Championship and key D1 college basketball conferences, plus odds to win the John R. Wooden Award.
  • Final Four Betting Odds – The latest Final Four futures odds, men’s basketball tournament schedule, matchup odds, and prop bets.
  • March Madness Betting Odds – Review odds to win the NCAA men’s college basketball tournament, then learn how to bet on the tournament with the latest matchup lines and odds.
  • Basketball Halftime Middling – Learn how to identify halftime middling opportunities that can help you make money betting on college basketball.
  • College Basketball Conference Futures Odds – See odds to win college basketball conferences, including the SEC, Pac-12, American, ACC, WCC, Big 10, Big East, and Big 12.
  • Undefeated College Basketball Teams – See which teams are still undefeated in the current regular season.
  • Early Season College Basketball Betting Tips – The first couple weeks of college basketball present a unique opportunity to get an edge as oddsmakers try to get their lines right. Learn a couple quick ways to improve your NCAA basketball handicapping techniques.