Oh Betus...LOL

[Ace7550]

I found this in their $1,000,000 perfect bracket rules.

The grand prize shall be paid in 650 monthly installments. The first installment of $1,539 shall be paid within 30 working days of the posting of the results. Each subsequent payment of $1,539 shall be paid in full in exactly one month's time until all 650 payments are made in full

650 months = just over 54 years.

The odds of getting a perfect bracket are 1 in a trillion anyways. Come on Betus...

 

[DontTailMe]

They know that there's like a 75% chance they'll even exist in 5 years and ever decreasing from that point on. It's more like a $100k prize.

 

[rickyv]

I think they were just tacitly mentioned in CT recently.


“These illegal offshore gambling websites are highly professional organizations with large budgets, and often they market directly to Connecticut consumers using endorsements from retired famous professional athletes,”

Don't they have Gary Payton as ambassador?

CT officials warn of illegal gambling platforms during March Madness

The warning comes as the National Collegiate Athletic Association Men’s Division One...

www.ctinsider.com

 

[Ace7550]

yep, and Frank Gore too

 

[rolandcorts]

Been in this business a long time. Seen it all. Except that. Wow!!

 

[BigJay]

Been in this business a long time. Seen it all. Except that. Wow!!

I’ll bet Frank has seen it. That guy’s seen it all

 

[MarkyMark]

Hilarious. Normally when I want to read dumb shit for amusement I check out BMR's Sandbox forum. Now I know to read the BetUS website. There's gotta be more where that came from.

 

[Ace7550]

In 54 years you'll be lucky if $1,500 buys you a cheeseburger

 

[FrankDexter]

Generally these million dollar perfect bracket contests are insured.

These are most likely the insurance company's terms and payout procedures.

I would imagine most books that do this would have something similar in place.

 

[Judge Crater]

The odds of winning are near identical whether you enter or not.