Check out the Final Four Odds for the favorite teams to make it to this stage of March Madness.

At Houston’s NRG Stadium, the 2023 Men’s Final Four gets underway on April 1. The final round of the NCAA tournament is a matchup between the top four seeds from each region. The championship game will be played on Monday, April 3. This is a list of each team’s odds to make the Final Four. Simply click on any of the odds to place a wager.

FINAL FOUR ODDS

See below for the Final Four Odds for college basketball. Keep in mind that some stores offer ways for you to “cash out” your cash. This option will pay out less than what you could win from your first wager, even if the chances of a team reaching the Final Four continue to be in your favor. In the collegiate basketball tournament, there are chances for both the national championship and the First Four.

Here are some of the top college basketball teams and how likely they are to advance to the Final Four. From D through I, there is a lot of parity, so some of them might be on upset alert. Yet as is customary, the outcomes of these games typically determine this stage of the NCAA tournament. Thus, if you think the Final Four chances are favorable, click here to put a wager.

FINAL FOUR ODDS: Houston

FINAL FOUR ODDS: Houston

The Cougars missed the Final Four for the second year in a succession by one game, but they are talented enough to compete for a championship in their hometown in 2023. Houston is led by five-star freshman Jerace Walker and senior guard Marcus Sasser. The team is led by Kelvin Sampson. Yet by its own standards, the defense has struggled in AAC play, which isn’t encouraging for the Big Dance, when it’ll face stronger opponents.

FINAL FOUR ODDS: Alabama

FINAL FOUR ODDS: Alabama

The youngest team in our Final Four odds is Alabama, but even at such a young age, they have more than enough quality, headed by five-star freshman Brandon Miller, to advance to Texas. Their “elite” defense is where they need to improve because their SEC rivals are making a too-high 25.9% of their 3-point attempts for them to keep up with. Alabama may lose some ground if they play a five-out offense in the dance. Yet, hardly many teams have the length to compete with Nate Oats’ team.

FINAL FOUR ODDS: UCLA

FINAL FOUR ODDS: UCLA

One of the strongest D-I defenses is at UCLA, and it is led by Mic Cronin. It is highly effective against offenses that concentrate on one player thanks to its ballhawks, led by 6-foot-5 guard Jaylen Clark. Clark will, however, miss at least the PAC-12 tournament due to a foot issue. Jamie Jaquez, who is set to turn pro and has developed into the ideal collegiate four-man, is their offensive leader. UCLA has experience in all but the center position. This team tends to disintegrate a bit when 6-foot-10 freshman Adem Bona breaks the rules and receives a foul.

FINAL FOUR ODDS: Kansas

FINAL FOUR ODDS: Kansas

The Jayhawks, Bill Self’s reigning national champions, aren’t built like his other teams. They lack a reliable big man to pair with Jalen Wilson, who is also a candidate for the Wooden Trophy (). A team with adjusted offensive and defensive efficiency ratings in the top 20 has still consistently been a serious challenger. Freshman wing Grady Dick has good outside shooting, and one of the top on-ball defenders in the nation is Dajuan Harris, Jr.

Purdue

FINAL FOUR ODDS: Purdue

In his lengthy coaching tenure, Matt Painter has never managed to advance Purdue to the Final Four. On paper, this season might be his greatest chance to accomplish that. Zach Edey, the undisputed favorite to win the Wooden Trophy, is the captain of the Boilermakers. They also have the AdjO, who is ranked eleventh. But, there are still factors to consider when placing a wager on college basketball, such as the fact that the backcourt is made up entirely of freshmen.

Arizona

FINAL FOUR ODDS: Arizona

In the Sweet 16, the Cougars “upset” the Wildcats the previous season. The explosive offense of Tommy Lloyd is strong enough to continue. Azuolas Tubelis, a sophomore forward, has greatly improved as a scorer and evolved into one of the sport’s top rim runners. Oumar Ballo has performed admirably as Christian Koloko’s replacement up front. On the other hand, the 1.12 PPP they have allowed over their last three games raises concerns about their defense. What will happen in March if they can accomplish that against the flimsy PAC-12?

Baylor

FINAL FOUR ODDS: Baylor

The Bears are looking for revenge after their previous attempt to the second weekend was unsuccessful. Although not in the intended region, North Carolina did reach the Final Four. This Baylor team features the second-best offense in all of college basketball and the greatest offensive in the Big 12. The ball-screen setup of Scott Drew’s three-headed backcourt, featuring Keyonte George, Adam Flagler, and L.J. Cryer, can obliterate any half-court defense. But this still falls short of the work his teams typically provide in this area. This is a terrifying prospect for their hopes of making the Final Four, even with big man Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua back in the lineup.

Tennessee

FINAL FOUR ODDS: Tennessee

Fans and gamblers are always suspicious of Rick Barnes’ teams during March Madness. He has only ever reached the Final Four in his 36 years as a head coach. The Vols’ offensive will probably be to blame if they have a poor season. Because they lack a reliable scorer, their offense has been all over the place in the past month. It doesn’t help that Zakai Zeigler (torn ACL) is gone. It still boasts the top adjusted defensive efficiency, similar to UCLA, which compels opponents to attempt jump shots toward the end of the shot clock. This category will determine whether Tennessee wishes to alter Barnes’ legacy.

Texas

FINAL FOUR ODDS: Texas

Rodney Terry, the club’s interim coach, had high expectations for the squad despite Chris Beard leaving during non-conference play. Prior to taking the helm of a high-major squad, he served as an assistant coach in Austin, Texas, from 2002 to 2011. Terry has performed admirably thus far, and the Longhorns were competitive for the Big 12 regular-season championship right up until the very end. They have benefited from Marcus Carr’s scoring prowess from his time at Minnesota, but his recent shooting struggles are somewhat concerning. Carr is the kind of guard who can lead a team all the way to the Final Four when he is on his game.

Virginia

FINAL FOUR ODDS: Virginia

This team’s core has recovered well after missing the tournament the previous year, but Tony Bennett cannot rely on high-caliber scorers the way the 2018–19 national winners could. The ‘Hoos are renowned for having a formidable defensive line, and this match is no exception. But a significant factor in this is the fact that they shoot 3-pointers at a 35.9% clip, ranking in the top 80. Due to Armaan Franklin’s successful return season, this has altered.

School	Final Four Odds – Feb. 16	Final Four Odds – Feb. 28	Final Four Odds – March 7
Alabama	+200	+200	+190
Houston	+140	+130	+120
Purdue	+200	+240	+260
UCLA	+330	+330	+210
Kansas	+300	+220	+180
Texas	+500	+450	+450
Virginia	+550	+850	+700
Arizona	+330	+330	+360
Baylor	+450	+450	+450
Tennessee	+450	+550	+650
Marquette	+750	+700	+700
Kansas State	+1000	+750	+750
Gonzaga	+700	+650	+450
Indiana	+700	+700	+700
Miami (Fla.)	+1600	+1000	+900
Xavier	+750	+800	+1000
Saint Mary’s	+700	+700	+700
Creighton	+650	+650	+700
Iowa State	+700	+750	+1100
UConn	+450	+450	+360
San Diego State	+1500	+1500	+1600
TCU	+700	+700	+700
N.C. State	+3500	+3500	+3500
Providence	+1800	+2000	+2200
FAU	+4000	+4000	+4000

Final Four Odds History

Here is a list of the Final Four teams since the year 2000.

Year	Schools	Champion
2000	MSU, Florida, UNC, Wisconsin	Michigan State
2001	Duke, Arizona, MSU, Maryland	Duke
2002	Maryland, Indiana, Kansas, Oklahoma	Maryland
2003	Syracuse, Kansas, Texas, Marquette	Syracuse
2004	UConn, Georgia Tech, Duke, Oklahoma State	UConn
2005	UNC, Louisville, Illinois, MSU	North Carolina
2006	Florida, UCLA, LSU, George Mason	Florida
2007	Florida, Ohio State, UCLA, Georgetown	Florida
2008	Kansas, Memphis, UCLA, UNC	Kansas
2009	UNC, MSU, UConn, Villanova	North Carolina
2010	Duke, Butler, MSU, West Virginia	Duke
2011	UConn, Butler, Kentucky, VCU	UConn
2012	Kentucky, Kansas, Ohio State, Louisville	Kentucky
2013	Louisville, Michigan, Syracuse, Wichita State	Louisville
2014	UConn, Kentucky, Florida, Wisconsin	UConn
2015	Duke, Wisconsin, MSU, Kentucky	Duke
2016	Villanova, UNC, Oklahoma, Syracuse	Villanova
2017	UNC, Gonzaga, Oregon, South Carolina	North Carolina
2018	Villanova, Michigan, Kansas, Loyola-Chicago	Villanova
2019	Virginia, Texas Tech, Michigan State, Auburn	Virginia
2020	Cancelled	Cancelled
2021	Baylor, Gonzaga, UCLA, Houston	Baylor
2022	Kansas, UNC, Duke, Villanova	Kansas

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