67 Chances to Win Pool

Started in 2007, the "67 Chances to Win Pool" is similar to a Superbowl 10 X 10 grid with each square costing $100. With

the NCAA field expanded to 68 teams with (4) Play-In games we have added the (4) payouts to include ALL 67 games of

the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. You will have multiple chances to win and each round the prize money will

increase.  100% of the entry money will be paid out.  Your numbers are the same for all 67 games.

How does it work?  Pretty much like a standard square pool except there are no “bad" number combinations

and your numbers are good for every game in the NCAA tournament.  Once the pool is filled and paid up, numbers

will be drawn at random and filled in the grid.

Here is an example:  Sam Hill has numbers 9 for the Lower Numbered Seed (# 3 Georgetown)

and 4 for the Higher Numbered Seed (# 14 Florida).  Georgetown goes on to win the game by a score of 79 - 64.

Sam wins the game.

Because it was a Round 1 game he collects $110 and has 66 other games he can win.  The payouts for

the various rounds are shown in the table below.

Game

Round

Payout

Payout

Play-in games

Games 1 - 4

105

420

Round 1

Games 5 -36

110

3520

Round 2

Games 37 - 52

135

2160

Sweet Sixteen

Games 53 - 60

175

1400

Regional Finals

Games 61 - 64

225

900

Semi-finals

Games 65 - 66

425

850

Championship

Game 67

750

750

During Play-In games or the Final Four it is possible for the same numbered seed teams to play one another. In that case, the Lower Numbered Seed will be the 1st Alphabetically by *College Name. E.G Davidson vs Dayton - Davidson would be the Lower Numbered Seed

* "University" will not be considered in determining ranking by alphabet