Caesars is offering a betting promo that can help new customers double their profit on any bet, including Saturday’s Arkansas vs. St. John’s showdown.
The two had very different first rounds on their way to the 2:40 p.m. ET matchup in the second round.
The Razorbacks upset the Jayhawks, 77-72, while the Red Storm thumped Omaha by a score of 83-53.
Read on for more information about the Caesars March Madness promo.
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To claim the Caesars Arkansas vs. St. John’s promo using LSRDYW, an initial deposit of $10 and first bet of $1 is required. Once that is completed, the customer will be credited with 10 100% profit boost tokens that they’ll have 14 days to use.
Arkansas vs. St. John’s best bet
St. John’s -7.5 (-110)
It doesn’t get much better than a Rick Pitino-John Calipari showdown in terms of legendary college coaches who are still active, and that’s exactly what we get Saturday in this battle to determine who’ll move on to the Sweet 16.
Arkansas has the more recent history of tournament success, getting to the Sweet 16 three times in the last four years. The No. 2-seeded Red Storm are unsurprisingly 7.5-point favorites after their aforementioned convincing Round 1 victory and their dominant 31-4 regular season. Only eight of those wins came by less than Saturday’s spread.
The Red Storm’s defense was often its calling card this season, with St. John’s finishing No. 22 in the country with just 65.5 points per game allowed. What’s more, Pitino’s squad allowed the ninth-lowest shooting percentage in the nation (39.6), a figure that’s an even stingier 35.4% over the last three games. That should go a long way toward offsetting Arkansas’s impressive 46.6% team shooting.
St. John’s isn’t a one-dimensional squad by any means — the Storm is No. 48 in the country with 78.8 points per contest — and Big East Player of the Year RJ Louis Jr. is quite the main cog in the engine with 18.5 points, 7.2 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.4 steals per game. Considering the Storm also had the country’s fourth-highest forced turnover rate (23.6%) and were an excellent team on the boards, this is a game where we should see them wearing the Razorbacks down and eventually win with a bit of runway.
