Hot Events: Championship Dreams & Torpedo Swings

It’s the first week of April which means baseball is fully under way, a new college basketball champion will be dubbed and playoff pictures for both the NBA and NHL are firming up. History is being chased, records are being broken, and new trends are taking off. The only place that has all your bases covered is UBET.io and here are the Hot Bets to watch heading into the weekend.

HOT BET: Florida Gators + Duke Blue Devils To Both Make NCAA Championship (+150)

It’s only the second time in history that all four no. 1 seeds have made the Final Four. Going into Saturday, the Florida Gators are favored by 2.5 points over the Auburn Tigers, while the Duke Blue Devils are favored by 5.5 points over the Houston Cougars.

We expect both of these games to be extremely close. The Gators and Tigers matchup feels like a toss up, and the Alamodome in San Antonio is only a 3 hour drive from Houston. That could be more of a home game for the Cougars as they stand a chance to cover the points.

Instead of taking the chance on the spread, UBET.io has combined both favorites to win and advance to the NCAA Championship on Monday by providing +150 odds. That’s incredible value as most other books only offer +110 odds when parlaying the two teams, with the best comparable odds sitting at +125.

HOT BET: Any Yankee To Hit A Home Run With A Torpedo Bat This Weekend (+100) 

By now everyone has heard of the new ‘torpedo bat’ trend the New York Yankees have ushered in and there are a lot of mixed reviews. Whether you're for or against, players around the league are catching on and adopting the new bat, leading to better results at the plate.

Now is your chance to capitalize on the torpedo bats yourself! The Yankees are in Pittsburgh taking on the Pirates this weekend and for this weekend only, UBET.io is paying out even odds on any Yankee that hit a home run with a torpedo bat. There are currently five active Yankees using the bat including Cody Bellinger, Jazz Chisholm Jr., Paul Goldschmidt, Anthony Volpe and Austin Wells. Going into Thursday’s game against the Diamondbacks, these bats have accounted for 11 homeruns in New York’s first 5 games. The chances of one of these players hitting a dinger on Saturday or Sunday is definitely worth doubling down on.