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Arguably the greatest three weeks in sports are upon us with the 2010 March madness bracket tournament tipping off. And of course Bodog will have everything a basketball bettor could ever need.

Yes, it’s that time of year when even the most amateur sports fan becomes an expert in basketball with the men’s NCAA tournament here. From the play-in game through the 2010 NCAA Final Four in Indianapolis, Bodog will have it all covered with basketball news, odds, contests and more.

That’s right, the road to the Final Four runs through Bodog and you won’t find any gaming site with as many basketball betting options on the NCAA tournament than those guys. They’ve been doing this for 15 years and they should already know what bettors want when it comes to the Big Dance. From odds to news to brackets, you’ll find it all at Bodog.

This year’s NCAA men’s basketball tournament appears to be one of the most wide-open tourneys in recent year, and that could be good news for those basketball bettors. While the North Carolina Tar Heels were huge favorites going into last year’s Big Dance and came home with the title, the Heels are not even in the field this year.

The Kansas Jayhawks, the Kentucky Wildcats, the Syracuse Orange and the Duke Blue Devils are your four No.1 seeds in the bracket this year, but none of those four could be considered a lock Final Four team.

Last year’s tournament was very chalk, as for the first time since seeding began, all 12 teams seeded No.3 or better made it to the Sweet 16, and three No.1 seeds reached the Elite Eight for the third straight year.

There are probably about 20 or so teams that have a real shot at…

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The 2009 World Series is now upon us, and this year’s series is sure to be action-packed with its lineup of huge stars. Both the Yankees and the Phillies are expected to deliver some incredible games in this year’s World Series, but who will walk away as the 2009 World Series MVP? BetUS, the largest sportsbook in the world, has recently posted odds on which player will take these honors.

At the very top of the list we find A-Rod, if he walks away as the winner of the 2009 World Series MVP, you would win $500 for every $100 you wager. The second place spot is a 4-way tie for favorite with Sabathia, Jeter, Howard and the Field all paying $650 for every $100 wagered.

Here are the 2009 MLB World Series MVP Odds from BetUS Sportsbook:

•    Alex Rodriguez  5/1
•    Carlos Ruiz  20/1
•    CC Sabathia  13/2
•    Chase Utley  10/1
•    Cliff Lee  12/1
•    Derek Jeter  13/2
•    Jayson Werth  16/1
•    Jimmy Rollins  12/1
•    Johnny Damon  14/1
•    Jorge Posada  15/1
•    Mariano Rivera  16/1
•    Mark Teixeira  8/1
•    Melky Cabrera  18/1
•    Nick Swisher  20/1
•    Pedro Feliz  20/1
•    Raul Ibanez  15/1
•    Robinson Cano  12/1
•    Ryan Howard  13/2
•    Shane Victorino  15/1
•    Field   13/2

To place a wager on the 2009 MVP Winner Odds or many other MLB World Series 2009 Props, visit BetUS

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From [1.04] Middlesbrough to [9.6] Sunderland a quartet of teams could end the Premier League’s final day in the Championship.

We are all set for betting drama in the Premier League this Sunday when the final four relegation battlers attempt to beat the drop.

With one game to go Middlesbrough, Newcastle, Hull and Sunderland could all find themselves playing Championship football next year.

At a back price of just [1.04] to go down (and [1.05] to lay), the odds suggest Boro are goners but a win at West Ham could be enough to lift them to safety. Nearly £8,000 has been traded at [1.01] so an early goal for Gareth Southgate’s strugglers could have a few punters sweating.

Once title contenders, Newcastle are in real danger of dropping out of the top flight. The Geordie outfit sit in 18th place and have a visit to Aston Villa from which to earn the points that will guarantee safety and trade at [1.7] to go down.

Hull have been in atrocious form since the turn of the year and now stand just a solitary point above Newcastle. Their fate is in their hands but the visit of Manchester United does not inspire confidence. The Tigers are [2.84] to return to the Championship after a single Premier League season.

Sunderland could have saved their fans the agony of a last day relegation but a 3-1 Monday night defeat at Portsmouth has left the Black Cats with a chance of going down. At [9.6] they are the outsiders of the four, but stranger things have happened on the final day and Ricky Sbragia’s men face third-placed Chelsea at the Stadium of Light.

Cornell is in the Final Four for the second time in three years.

(UPDATE: Here is Herzog’s game story in Newsday.)

Much, much more than you want to know about that subject to come in the blog over the next week.

Timeform head to the West Country to run the rule over the field for a Monday afternoon race…

Where’s Susie often shaped as though she was better than the result last summer and with her recent hurdling efforts looking solid enough, she can make a winning return to the Flat. Shy and Rose Row are both feared in opposition.

Shy is still a maiden, but is very well treated on the pick of last season’s efforts and should be well suited by the conditions. She will be dangerous if given an easy lead in this company.

Rose Row has finished first and third on her two previous visits here and made a promising reappearance when fourth at Kempton. She is effective at the trip and on quick ground. Respected.

Seedless looks poorly handicapped on what she has achieved to date but is bred to be effective at this trip and her stable are firing in the winners at present. Market support would look significant.

Act Three was runner-up in a couple of staying events last summer and returns to the Flat off a competitive mark. She could do with some rain though, and is opposable if the ground stays quick.

Little Carmela has a good record on polytrack this winter, winning twice, but has gone with little zest on her last two starts. She looks opposable back on turf, albeit she is proven on fast ground.

Beautiful Lady progressed in the first half of 2008 (unraced previously), winning at Thirsk in August, but lost her way badly on her final four starts. She showed nothing on her reappearance last week though, and has plenty to prove for now.

Make Amends won a maiden at Chepstow last August. Her best effort in handicaps since came when second at Lingfield last month. She couldn’t match that last time though, and there is a stamina concern this time.