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Welcome to RallyPoint Sport Grill's March Madness Bracket Pool! Make your NCAA picks for a chance to win an Appalachian Mountain Brewery Prize Pack, Miller Lite Grill, RallyPoint gift cards, and more!

Get your bracket in before 12:15 p.m. on Thursday, March 19, 2020. Make sure to review the pool settings. Only the main 64 teams that make up a standard bracket are included (i.e. the play-in games, or 'first four', are NOT included).

At the end of each round, we will select one lucky winner to receive a $25 gift card to RallyPoint. This person will be randomly selected from everyone who has submitted a bracket. It will not be based on points.

At the end of the tournament, the runner-up (person with the second most points) will a $50 Rally Point gift card

The person who has the most points at the end of the tournament will receive a Miller Lite prize pack, including a grill and pullover jacket

**Must be 21 or older to participate. Winner must be able to pick up prizes in person at RallyPoint Sport Grill located 837 Bass Pro Lane in Cary, North Carolina.

Good luck to everyone. If you have any questions, please contact us at RallyPointSportGrill@gmail.com.

— Rally Point

Rules

If you have any questions about these rules, please contact your commissioner Rally Point (Rallypointsportgrill@gmail.com)
  • Members pick all 63 games of the NCAA Tournament.
  • The pick deadline is set to March 19, 2026 at 12:15 PM ET.
  • Each participant is limited to a single entry in the contest.
  • Points are awarded for each correct pick.
  • Points values increase as the tournament progresses, as follows:
    • Play-in games are not included or scored
    • First Round = 1 point
    • Second Round = 2 points
    • Sweet 16 = 4 points
    • Regional Final (Round of 8) = 8 points
    • National Semifinal (Last Four) = 16 points
    • Championship = 32 points
  • The contest does not use a seed point bonus. Correct picks will be awarded the points assigned for each round.
  • 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.