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BetMGM are giving all customers the free chance to win $10 million, if you correctly predict the March Madness Bracket. Check out how to get involved in the challenge, and try your luck at predicting the perfect bracket.
Not got a BetMGM account? You can also claim this amazing sign up offer when you register.
BetMGM’s $10 Million Perfect Bracket Challenge
Do you think you’ve got what it takes to land a perfect bracket? BetMGM are offering all customers a shot at $10 Million, if they manage to correctly predict a perfect bracket.
Whilst the odds of a perfect bracket are crazy, BetMGM are still giving a massive $100,000 to the person with the highest-scoring bracket.
Just three days away from the tournament starting, make sure to head over to BetMGM, submit your bracket, and get involved in the action.
What is the BetMGM Perfect Bracket challenge?
BetMGM have lived up to their reputation as a high quality sportsbook, by delivering a super March Madness bracket challenge for the NCAA tournament. The game is completely free-to-play, with no requirement to make a deposit or place any bets to participate.
The $10 Million prize will be awarded to any person who predicts a perfect bracket, with $100,000 still available for the closest bracket possible.
| Perfect Bracket | $10 Million Prize |
| Highest Scoring Bracket | $100,000 |
Please note: The $100,000 prize will be shared if two or more people have the same bracket score.
The scoring system uses points determined by results, with point accumulation varying by round. Each round you can earn a maximum of 32 points, 192 in total for the entire bracket.
• First Round (Round of 64) – 1 Point Per Win
• Second Round (Round of 32) – 2 Points Per Win
• Third Round (Round of 16) – 4 Points Per Win
• Fourth Round (Round of 8) – 8 Points Per Win
• Fifth Round (Semi-Finals) – 16 Points Per Win
• Final Round (Championship) – 32 Points for a correct national championship pick
You can only enter once in the free-to-play bracket. Only your first bracket entry submission will be eligible. However, you are able to edit your bracket right up until tip-off of the first March Madness game, which starts on Thursday 17th March.
How to enter BetMGM’s Perfect Bracket Challenge
- Register for a BetMGM Sports account or login to your existing account.
- Sign up for the Free-To-Play $10 Million Dollar Bracket Challenge through the BetMGM Sports website or app.
- Complete and submit your bracket!
- If you submit a perfect bracket – you win the $10M grand prize!
- A $100,000 guaranteed first prize will be awarded to the entrant with the highest scoring bracket!
- If one or more people get the same number of points on their bracket, the prize will be shared accordingly.
March Madness with BetMGM
The wait is finally over, After another regular season of college hoops, the 2022 edition of the NCAA Tournament is finally upon us. Get ready for a month’s worth of upsets, drama and as the name suggests, madness!
Gonzaga, the No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA tournament for the second year in a row, has advanced to the Sweet 16 in each of the last six NCAA tournaments, including two national runner-up finishes and two Elite Eight exits. The Zags are favorites to lift the tournament trophy, and are a safe pick in the opening rounds.
Arizona starting point guard Kerr Kriisa suffered a serious injury in the Pac-12 tournament but the Wildcats still finished a sweep of the conference regular-season and tournament titles, including another win over UCLA. Arizona has the talent to go the distance this year, but only time will tell.
Kansas could’ve been the No. 1 overall seed in the canceled 2020 NCAA tournament and two years later, the Jayhawks are on the No. 1 seed line after winning the Big 12 tournament. They won’t disappoint in their opening-round matchup.
The reigning national champions Baylor aren’t fully healthy and they won’t be again this season, due to the season-ending injury suffered by Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua and the uncertain status of LJ Cryer. They face No. 16 seed Norfolk State, who despite having a 16th-ranked defense in effective field goal percentage allowed, Baylor are just too good for an upset to occur.
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