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0033:    One of the reasons the NCAA Basketball Tournament is called “March Madness” is  because there always seems to be an abundance of “buzzer beaters” and one (or more) “Cinderella Story” every year.    I came up with this Proposition Bets contest to provide another way for participants to win and, of course, have more fun.<br><br>
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0035: If you are not familiar with it, "Proposition Bets" are basically "guesses" at various statistics that do not necessarily affect the outcome of the tournament. For example: <i><b><small>“How many teams seeded #1 will make it to the final 4”</I></b></small>? or <small><b><i>"Margin of victory in Final Game?"</i></b></small><br><br>
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0037: Participation in the March Madness’ Proposition Bets Contest is <b>free</b>, but it is limited to those who participate with <u>two or more</u> entries in the March Madness Contest.<br><br>
0038: The top two participants who have guessed the most “prop bets” correctly will receive the following prizes.<br>
0039: 1st Place - <b>$60</b><br>
0040: 2nd Place - <b>$40</b><br>
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0042: Tie-breaker is as followed:<br>
0043: If two or more participants finish with the same number of points, the one who correctly guessed the 1st prop bet wins, if there is still a tie, then who correctly guessed the 2nd prop bet, and so on down to the last prop bet.  If it is still tied the prize is split.
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0045: <br><br>Proposition Bets standings will be updated throughout the NCAA Tournament since it is designed to have the prop bets results at different stages of the tournament.<br><br>
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