Can I Bet The March Madness Tournament on Draftkings From North Carolina?

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Can I Bet The March Madness Tournament on Draftkings From North Carolina?

While Draftkings is currently not offered to those living in the great state of North Carolina this March Madness season, but have no fear, BetOnline IS accessible and is a stalwart in the world of online sports betting since 1999.  They offer a generous welcome bonus (max bonus $1000).

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What BetOnline Offers

  • Lightning fast payouts, sometimes within minutes (but time frame is advertised as within 48 hours)
  • Generous signup bonus (max bonus $1000)
  • Hundreds of prop bets, including 86+ prop offerings on the 2021 NCAA Tournament
  • Best payouts on futures
  • In business since 1999

2021 NCAA Tournament

  • As always, North Carolina is well represented in this year's tournament, just no Duke.
  • In addition to UNC, there is NC Greensboro and Appalachian State (App State).
  • This does not look like the best Tar Heels team but still comes in at 50-1 odds to win the NCAA Tournament championship.
  • Winthrop and NC Greensboro would each pay out $15,000 with a title win.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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