March Madness Gambling Brings Out Warnings From NCAA to Players
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It’s college basketball’s high season, which means bracket pools and betting along with the buzzer beaters. For the National Collegiate Athletic Association, there’s no better time to warn about the dangers of gambling.
About $12 billion is projected by oddsmakers to be wagered over the next three weeks on the NCAA men’s basketball tournament, which tips off its full schedule today with 16 games.