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Join in the March Madness by participating in EEC’s
annual March Madness 2010 Tournament!
To enter, simply go to the Brackets Page and make your selections. When
you have finished making your selections, just click “Submit Picks.”
Best of all, ENTRY IS FREE! (Be sure to check out the Rules
before you enter.)
Be sure to track your selections on the Standings
page. Standings will be updated after each round and a list
of each participant's picks is shown on the Selections page. You can also
find a printable version
of the bracket at ESPN that you can use to keep track yourself.
You don’t have to be a basketball genius
to win. In fact, the most knowledgeable rarely win this thing.
Those who have followed the brilliant strategies of “favorite
color”, “toughest mascot”, and “best sounding
team name”, have won it,
so, get your strategy and enter your picks! Entry
Fees:
Absolutely None!
Who Can Enter:
This NCAA pool is an invitation only event,
and is only open to EEC clients or others authorized by EEC. This can include others within organizations
authorized by EEC, but does not include those that haphazardly have stumbled
across this website. EEC reserves
the right to refuse any unauthorized entry into this contest. Rules
You must be at least 18 years old, be a legal resident of the United States of America, and have a valid driver’s license to enter. CAUTION! Persons with known heart conditions and pregnant women are advised against participation due to the known effects of prolonged stressful activity! If your company/agency policy prevents you from accepting
any type of prize, we can also have any money you win donated to your favorite charity!
Please specify the chartiy you would like your
donation to go to at the time of your submission, or separately email us your charitable
selection before the games begin. Points
Points will be awarded each round for each correct prediction, or pick, made on a game by game basis. Points vary per round depending on the proximity of the contests to the actual crowning of the 2010 NCAA champion. Picks for each round are based on the teams you picked to win in the previous round (ie once you pick a team to lose you cannot pick them again in a later round)! Points will also be awarded for correctly picking upsets during the tournament.
The points awarded will be based on the difference between the seeded
values of the two teams. For instance correctly predicting a #15 seed
beating a #2 seed in the 1st round is worth 13 points in addition to the
normal points awarded for that round (which in this case is 5 points,
for a total of 18 points).
Please
contact mzeko@eccworld.com with questions or comments. |
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