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It seems like just yesterday that Butler was making their incredible run to see their title hopes glance off the rim in the 2010 Championship game again Duke, but March Madness 2011 is almost here!. This is always an exciting time, and nearly everyone who enjoys betting on sports will want to bet on March Madness. Since traveling to Las Vegas is not an option for most people, it is important to look at sportsbook reviews online. There are 3 online sportsbooks that you should check out, and there are 3 online sportsbooks that you should avoid.

Bookmaker is one of the best sportsbooks to check out for March Madness action. It is at the top of the list when it comes to sportsbook reviews online. It offers a large variety of betting options, and it has gotten extremely popular due to its reliability. It also offers a variety of different ways for you to cash your winnings out, and the process is usually quick.

Another great sportsbook to check out during March Madness is BetUS. It offers almost every type of bet you could want, and is extremely reliable. The one downfall is that you can only cash out via a bank wire, courier check, or electronic money transfer. While that may be a little inconvenient, it is far from a deal breaker. BetUs offers a ton of bonuses as well, including a 55 percent bonus on your first deposit. They also offer a large variety of free NCAA basketball contests.

SBGglobal has been around since 1996, and it has remained at the top of several sportsbook reviews online due to its multitude of betting options and numerous payout methods. This sportsbook is aimed more at smaller bettors than high-rollers, though. It is one of the best sportsbooks for March Madness, due in large part to its $1 million Madness of March contest each year.

Cascade is one sportsbook that you want to avoid like the plague. The owner of the site has fallen on hard times and several years back many players got stiffed. Numerous people have called the site 'deposit only'. While today this site could be different, there is no reason to take a chance with your money and the past track record.

Also at this end of the spectrum is Oddsmaker. While this site offers a lot of betting options to go along with numerous reload bonuses, it has received many poor reviews. Numerous bettors have reported to have their winnings 'forfeited', and some of them were out thousands of dollars. With so many options available, it is best to avoid this site altogether.

While it is not a terrible site, you should avoid WSEX when looking for March Madness action. While the site was at one time reliable, there are just too many current outstanding payout complaints on them. Payouts have been quite sporadic and slow for some time. Additionally, the site is very no-nonsense. In the days of dial-up Internet many people found this appealing, but in today's high speed Web 2.0 world, most people will simply find it boring. They also offer next to nothing in the way of bonuses, which will turn a lot of people away.

There are numerous sportsbooks available online for you to put money down on March Madness. The first three sites recommended above all offer you a lot of bang for your buck, and they are all reliable. You should take the time to decide exactly what you are looking for when it comes to March Madness, and then compare each of the sites against each other before deciding which one is best suited to fit your betting needs.

About the Author:

Jim Quinn is an author for the Off Shore Gaming Association (OSGA). Jim writes about March Madness, Las Vegas, Online Sports Betting Websites and everything else related to gambling. OSGA is the premier independent online watchdog providing comprehensive information on online sports betting.

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