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This offer will remain in Massachusetts after Sunday, but in all other states, FanDuel will return to a $1,000 no-sweat first bet on Monday.
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Use FanDuel’s boost for an SEC parlay
The NCAA Tournament is rocking and rolling and the Round of 32 is officially here. If you missed out on the first two days of betting action, don’t worry, there’s still plenty of good games for you to capitalize on. Here’s a look at a two-team moneyline parlay featuring two SEC teams.
The first game I want to look at is Alabama-Maryland — a matchup of the No. 1 seed and the No. 8 seed in the South Region. I’ll keep this one simple: Alabama is an absolute unit. Maryland played a nice game in the first round against West Virginia, but this Alabama team is a completely different level of opponent. Alabama is primed to make a late-tournament run and getting through Maryland should be no problem.
The second game I want to look at is Missouri-Princeton. This is a battle between the No. 7 seed and the No. 15 seed in the South Region. Princeton played an awe-inspiring game against the No. 2 seed Arizona in the first round to pull off the massive upset, busting brackets across the country.
Their Cinderella run will end here, though. Despite being a No. 7 seed, Missouri has the talent of the top-tier teams in the country. Their best player, Kobe Brown, is a better individual player than anyone on Arizona, and he’ll be a matchup nightmare against the Tigers. He should be able to have his way and lead Missouri to the Sweet 16.
If you parlay the Missouri moneyline and the Alabama moneyline, that should give you a solid payout at around -140.
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