Play for $10 Million With the March Madness Bet365 Bracket Challenge

Play for $10 Million With the March Madness Bet365 Bracket Challenge

It's that time of year again as March Madness makes its return, and you can get involved with the excitement.

The free-to-enter bet365 Bracket Challenge gives you the chance to win up to $10 million if you can predict every result correctly. You could also win $100,000 for the player who scores the most points throughout the NCAA Basketball Tournament.

There is no reason not to enter the bet365 Bracket Challenge as it is free-to-play and you have the opportunity to win a huge amount of money!

The tournament seeding will be decided on Sunday, March 17, so make sure you join bet365 and play your bracket for free before the opening Round 1 game tips off on Thursday, March 21.

How to Enter the bet365 $10 Million Bracket Challenge

The bet365 Bracket Challenge is one of the most exciting competitions you can enter with its huge prize pot.

CLICK HERE to enter the Bracket Challenge now to be in with a chance at winning $10 million.

You'll then need to log in to your bet365 account or sign up for one if you haven't already. The good news is that you can also benefit from the bet365 new customer offer by creating an account.

You can secure $150 in free bets when you bet $5 after registering a new bet365 account which you can then use on any sports market, whether that be on March Madness, NBA, or NHL.

Now all that's left to do is make your predictions and submit the perfect Bet365 March Madness Bracket!

It's easier said than done of course, but if you do, you'll win $10,000,000! If not, you can still win $100,000 by being the top points scorer if no one predicts the perfect bracket.#

bet365 Bracket Challenge Scoring Breakdown

Here is a breakdown of how the scoring system works. Leaderboard points are awarded for each correct prediction as follows:

• Round 1 (March 21 and 22) – 10 points
• Round 2 (March 23 and 24) – 20 points
• Round 3 / Round of 16 (March 28 and 29) – 40 points
• Round 4 / Round of 8 (March 30 and 31) – 80 points
• Semi finals (April 6) – 160 points
• Final (April 8) – 320 points

bet365 Bracket Challenge Prize Breakdown

Here is how the prize money will be distributed in the bet365 Bracket Challenge:

• Perfect bracket (all predictions correct) - $10,000,000
• First position - $100,000
• Second position - $25,000
• Third position - $10,000
• Fourth position - $5,000
• Fifth position - $1,000
• Further prizes available up to 5,000th position.

bet365 Bracket Challenge Rules

Take a look at these rules and regulations for the bet365 Bracket Challenge.

1. The bet365 Bracket Challenge is available to new and eligible customers.
2. If residing in the USA, you must register or already hold an account in the state of Arizona, Colorado, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana (permitted parishes only), New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio or Virginia to take part.
3. Customers must be aged over 21 and fully verified for identity by bet365.

Participation

1. Only one entry is permitted per person. bet365 monitors the use of multiple accounts by the same individual or group. If bet365 has reasonable grounds to suspect that an individual(s) has submitted multiple entries either by themselves or in collusion with a group of people then all entries for that individual(s) will become null and deemed no action.
2. The competition is open for entry once games for the Men’s NCAA Basketball tournament are announced on Sunday, March 17, 2024. Entries close at tip-off of the first scheduled game on Thursday, March 21, 2024. To take part, you must submit predictions for your full bracket during this period. Once submitted, you cannot change your entry.
3. Customers who have previously been informed they do not qualify for offers/promotions will not be eligible for this competition. bet365 maintains a record of customer contact in relation to eligibility for offers/promotions and this record, including the date and time of any restrictions being imposed, will be final in the event of any dispute.