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March Madness First Four bracket odds for men's NCAA Tournament


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The first step in filling out a March Madness bracket is plugging in the winners of the First Four games.

Many bracket contests don't even include Tuesday's and Wednesday's games in Dayton, Ohio -- but there are still ways to make those games count and get your selection process off on the right foot.

So let's take a closer look at who's playing and who's favored in the men's First Four. The winners of the two 16-seed games will have the Hurculean task of going up against a No. 1 seed in the opening round. Meanwhile, the teams in the 11-seed games are looking to prove they deserved a spot in the tournament after barely surviving in the Selection Sunday bubble.

Latest men's First Four odds

Game odds as of March 17, according to BetMGM.com:

Tuesday's games

at Dayton, Ohio. Times p.m. ET

Wednesday's games

at Dayton, Ohio

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