March Madness Gambling Final Four Classic at Sports Gambling

March Madness gambling saw a classic Final Four for 2008 as all four top seeded teams in the regionals beat the March Madness odds and made it.

March Madness gambling fans had traditional powers Kansas, UCLA, and North Carolina along with undefeated Memphis posted on the Final Four March Madness odds board. For many March Madness gambling handicappers, this was about as good as it ever got as you had four evenly matched quality teams that would provide one of the ultimate challenges in correctly analyzing the March Madness odds.

March Madness gambling fans had a similar predicament that NFL fans had a couple of months before when the New England Patriots were undefeated and becoming heavy favorites. Such was the case with those Memphis Tigers who saw their March Madness odds value plummet, even as they continued to be perfect straight up.

Memphis was a great March Madness gambling example of a team that lost more of its value with each win as it got more popular with the general public. Memphis was just 6-12 against the spread in their last 18 games before the Final Four.

UCLA on the other hand was a staple of March Madness gambling success in recent seasons and once again was in the Final Four. As was the case with Memphis, the Bruins were suffering from a loss of March Madness gambling value as they were 2-4 against the spread in post season play entering the Final Four.

Kansas, on the other hand, had seen its March Madness gambling value enhanced because of embarrassing failures in previous seasons that many March Madness gambling fans had a hard time forgetting or forgiving. But that made the Jayhawks more of a bargain for the Final Four.

Like Memphis and UCLA, North Carolina had shown no value or profit in the post season for March Madness gambling fans as they were another popular team with the public.

Sure enough it was Kansas that ended up as the best March Madness gambling value in the Final Four as they upset North Carolina and Memphis to take the title and pay off gamblers as the LEAST appealing of the four teams to the general public!

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