2ND ANNUAL KTI NCAA POOL
Sunday, March 19, 2023 • 26 Adar 5783
All Day for 15 DaysMake the NCAA Tournament even more fun & support KTI!
No skill required to win – it’s pure luck…and pure fun!
(Like the Super Bowl pool!)
Here’s how it works:
- A 10 X 10 grid is created so that there are 100 squares.
- Each square is sold for $36…50% to support KTI & 50% as payouts.
- Once all squares are sold, numbers 0 to 9 (each used once) are randomly picked for each column (Higher Seed) and row (Lower Seed) on the grid.
- These numbers are checked against the final score for each game (from the round of 32 on), with the ‘ones’ digit being used for each score.
- Winning numbers are awarded prizes based on the round:
- Second round (make it to the Sweet 16) -- $20
- Third round (make it to the Elite 8) -- $40
- Fourth round (make it to the Final 4) -- $80
- Fifth round (make it to the Championship Game) -- $170
- Championship Game -- $500
What do you have to do to get into the game?
- Simply buy a square (or a few!) for yourself, a friend or KTI
- Once all squares are filled in, numbers will be randomly assigned and the grid will be emailed to all participants.
Purchase your squares by Friday, March 17 at 2 PM !
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