Updated 2018 NCAA Men's College Basketball Championship Futures

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17 March, 2018

Gambling911.com has your odds to win the 2018 NCAA Men's Championship game with Villanova the new 5/1 favorite. SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE

Villanova is the 5/1 odds on favorite with Virginia no longer in the running. Duke had the second shortest odds at 11/2 followed by Michigan State at 8/1 odds.

And that mighty number 16 team that just destroyed Golliath, UMBC? They still would pay $500,000 with a Championship win.

Odds to win 2017-18 NCAA Men's Tournament (4/2/18)

Team	Odds
Villanova	5/1
Duke	11/2
Michigan State	7/1
Michigan	8/1
Kansas	10/1
Cincinnati	12/1
Kentucky	12/1
North Carolina	12/1
Purdue	12/1
Xavier	14/1
Gonzaga	15/1
Tennessee	25/1
West Virginia	25/1
Texas Tech	40/1
Auburn	50/1
Florida	50/1
Houston	50/1
Ohio State	60/1
Rhode Island	75/1
Seton Hall	75/1
Alabama	100/1
Clemson	100/1
Kansas State	100/1
Nevada	100/1
Syracuse	100/1
Texas A&M	100/1
Buffalo	150/1
Butler	150/1
Florida State	150/1
Loyola Chicago	150/1
Marshall	300/1
UMBC	500/1

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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