Introducing theScore $100K Team Tourney Challenge!

Click to learn more about theScore $100K Team Tourney Challenge!

Like most bracket gameplay, players can create or join groups and compete against their friends to earn bragging rights by picking the winners from each round of the 63-game tournament. However, with theScore $100K Team Tourney Challenge, each group of friends will also compete as a team to play for the grand prize. At the end of the tournament, the team of friends with the highest average score walks away with $100,000.

What's more, there's also a prize of $25,000 for the best overall individual bracket, so all fans have something to play for - even if their group is tanking.

"theScore $100K Team Tourney Challenge is a first of its kind, combining the great bracket-picking fun that sports fans love at this time of year plus an exciting new social dimension. All this, plus a significant prize to be won," said John Levy, CEO and Founder of theScore. "Together with the excitement of competing with and against your friends, theScore app is the best place to make your picks this March."

Entrants will accumulate points for every successful prediction they make throughout the tournament, with the final score going towards their average group total and their own individual bracket.

theScore $100K Team Tourney Challenge officially launches soon. Terms and conditions will apply. Please review official contest rules before entering.

Click here for more information and to register your email so you're one of the first to know as soon as it goes live.

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