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March Madness: You Betcha'

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Published: Friday, 16 Mar 2007 | 10:26 AM ET
By: By Annalisa Burgos

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Betting on the college basketball tournament --legal and illegal-- is estimated at more than $7 billion, making it the biggest sports gambling event of the year. The vast majority of legal wagers are made in Las Vegas, where the $2.4 billion sports book industry is gearing up for its busiest season.
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