UNC Wins 2017 NCAA College Basketball Championship: Pays $1200

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UNC Wins 2017 NCAA College Basketball Championship: Pays $1200

If you had bet on North Carolina earlier in the season, the payout would have been $1200 for every $100 bet.

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The Tar Heels won the tournament 71-65, however, the game itself was much closer than this final score might indicate, even into the final minute.

A few miscues by Gonzaga resulted in a North Carolina steal with only a few seconds left.

The books still won big with UNC when it came to futures bets.

“Our Futures win on Zags five time greater than our win on UNC,” Dave Mason of BetOnline advised Monday evening.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

 

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