It’s that time of year again when the excitement of March Madness sweeps the nation. Why not turn that enthusiasm into profit? If you’re considering filling out a bracket for this year’s tournament, then look no further than BMR Forum’s contest.
Join now for a chance to win a share of up to $1,000 in BTC, with prizes awarded to the top 10 participants.
Remember that the pick deadline is set to for March 21, 2024, at 12:15 PM ET. For queries or issues, please contact @BMRReviews on Twitter. Also, get your hands on BMR’s exclusive bracket for free!
How to Play
To take part, simply enter our bracket at RunYourPool and use your BMR Forum Handle as your display name. If you don’t have an account on BMR’s Forum, you can join for free using this link.
Please note that to qualify for the prizes, you must be a qualifying BMR Baller. Non-ballers that finish within the Top 10 will be disqualified, and prizes will roll down to complying participants.
For more information on how to become a BMR Baller, please follow this link and feel free to ask for help in the forum; our community is very helpful.
Scoring Settings
Below, we provide a breakdown of the scoring for the contest. Please remember to read the fine print.
Contest Scoring
- Members pick all 63 games of the NCAA Tournament.
- The pick deadline is set to March 21, 2024, at 12:15 PM ET.
- Maximum of one entry per member in the contest.
- Points are awarded for each correct pick.
- Points values increase as the tournament progresses, as follows:
- First Four = Play-in games are not included or scored
- First Round = 1 point
- Second Round = 2 points
- Sweet 16 = 4 points
- Elite 8 = 8 points
- Final Four = 16 points
- Championship = 32 points
- The pool uses a seed point bonus for underdog wins ONLY. When an underdog wins, the difference between their seed and the favorite team’s seed is added to the points per round. For example, if a 3 seed beats a 1 seed in the Sweet Sixteen round then 6 points will be awarded for a correct pick (4 round points + 2 seed points [3-1]).
- The tie-breaker is the combined number of points scored in the Championship game. Each member must enter a tie-break value when they make their picks.
- The winner is the entry with the most points at the end of the NCAA Tournament.
| Position | Prize |
| Winner | $300 |
| 2nd | $200 |
| 3rd | $120 |
| 4th | $100 |
| 5th | $80 |
| 6th | $60 |
| 7th | $50 |
| 8th | $40 |
| 9th | $30 |
| 10th | $20 |
Fine print
1. All prizes to be paid by bitcoin.
2. In order to claim your prize, you must signup for a new account with any of the sportsbooks on the best sportsbooks list: Heritage Sports, Bovada, BetOnline, Bookmaker, Everygame, BetAnySports, JustBet, or WagerWeb .. Accounts must be created through the tracking links from that page or in this post. Send the BMR Forum account account a private message with the account number and with any questions. Users who previously submitted an eligible account for a BMR contest may use that account.
3. BMR Forum reserves the right to cancel an entry if it is determined the user is in violation of the spirit of the contest, or to roll up/roll down a prize as is necessary should a user become disqualified for any reason.
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