Bet365 Bracket Challenge: Win $10 Million With the Bet365 March Madness Bracket

Bet365 Bracket Challenge: Win $10 Million With the Bet365 March Madness Bracket

March Madness is always incredibly exciting, and now you can take that to another level with the Bet365 Bracket Challenge.

This free-to-enter Bet365 Bracket Challenge will give you the chance to win as much as $10 million if you can do the unthinkable and predict the perfect bracket. You can also win as much as $100,000 just for being the top points scorer if no one manages to put together the perfect bracket.

Considering this Bet365 Bracket Challenge is free-to-enter, there is literally no reason not to enter, and have a go at winning the big prize! 

You have until Thursday 16th March to enter the Bet365 Bracket Challenge, so sign-up now, and get those picks prepared in time for tip-off on Thursday!

How to Enter the $10 Million Bracket Challenge on Bet365

The March Madness Bracket Challenge is one of the most exciting competitions you can enter all year, and this free-to-play competition could also see you win a massive $10 million if you can predict the perfect March Madness Bracket.

Click this link, or any other on this page, to enter the $10 Million Bet365 Bracket Challenge now.

Once you have followed this link, you will need to register for a Bet365 Sportsbook account if you haven't got one already. The good news is, if you are a new user, this link also unlocks a bet $1, get $365 Bet365 promo code for you as well.

Now all that is left to do is fill out your bracket and submit the perfect Bet365 March Madness Bracket.

If you submit a perfect bracket, you will win a cool $10 million, but even if you don't, you could still win as much as $100,000, for being the leading points scorer among the bracket challenge competitors.

Scoring and Prize Breakdown In Bet365's Bracket Challenge 

Were you to predict the perfect Bet365 Bracket Challenge, you would take home $10 million, and no matter how unlikely that seems, when something is free to enter, we can always dream.

If nobody gets the perfect bracket, the entrant with the highest score would secure a $100,000 win, which is still a huge prize in a free-to-play competition.

Here is a breakdown of how many points you will score for each win you predict during each round.

Round 1: You get ten points (10) per win 

Round 2: You get twenty points (20) per win 

Round of 16: You get forty points (40) per win 

Quarter-Finals: You get eighty points (80) per win 

Semi-Finals: You get one hundred and sixty points (160) per win

Final: You get three hundred and twenty points (320) per win

Here are the further prizes available beyond those that predict the perfect bracket, and the top points scorer

Second position - $25,000

Third position - $10,000

Fourth position - $5,000

Fifth position - $1,000

Further prizes are available up to 5,000th position.

Bet365 Bracket Challenge Rules

Below are a few things you need to know before entering the Bet365 Bracket Challenge: 

• This Bet365 Bracket Challenge is available to new and existing Bet365 users
• You must be in Colorado, New Jersey, Ohio, or Virginia 
• Only one entry per user is allowed
• Once submitted, you cannot edit your bracket
• Entries must be in by tip-off on Thursday March 16

How Does This Compare With Other NCAA Brackets

This $10 million Bet365 Bracket Challenge is up there with the biggest prizes we have seen on offer for March Madness. In line with BetMGM's Bracket Challenge, these are the two best sportsbook bracket challenges on offer.

What Day does the NCAA Bracket Come Out?

The NCAA Bracket was released this past Sunday, also known as 'Selection Sunday'. You can now enter as soon as you have your bracket prepared. Be sure to have your brackets set by Thursday 16th March, however, as you cannot enter once tip-off comes around on that day.

You also need to make sure you are set on your bracket before hitting enter, as you cannot edit this bracket later.

Has There Ever Been A Perfect March Madness Bracket Completed?

Yes, in 2019 an Ohio resident picked the perfect NCAA Bracket during March Madness that year.