
March Madness games are played at neutral-site arenas, meaning no team gets a traditional home-court advantage. However, some factors can still create an edge for certain teams, even in neutral environments.
While true home-court advantage doesn’t exist in March Madness, fan support, travel distance, and arena familiarity can still influence performance. Smart bettors consider these factors when analyzing matchups—especially in early rounds, where regionally placed teams may have an edge.


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