Bracket
Predict the full tournament before play begins. Score correct advancements with points by round, optional upset bonuses, and a championship tiebreaker.
Explore Bracket PoolsMarch Madness Pools
Bring your group together for the NCAA tournament. Run a bracket pool, make daily survivor picks, follow selected teams, or try a squares board or team auction. Choose the format first, then the house rules.
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Choose your format
Choose how much picking your group wants to do and what should decide the results.
Predict the full tournament before play begins. Score correct advancements with points by round, optional upset bonuses, and a championship tiebreaker.
Explore Bracket PoolsPick winners as the tournament unfolds and stay alive while other entries fall out. Set daily picks, team reuse, and a seed-total tiebreaker for entries that finish together.
Explore SurvivorChoose a set of teams, often eight, and earn their seed numbers in points for each win. Use any eligible teams or require one from each seed line.
Explore Pick XMembers choose teams and assign their own point values. Every win earns the team’s value again. Start with 16 teams and values 1 through 16, or use your group’s preferred count.
Explore Team ConfidenceKeep one board across many games. The last digits of the winning and losing scores identify each game’s square. Members can win again as new results come in.
Explore SquaresAuction teams to your group before the tournament. Owners earn awards as their teams win or reach a finishing stage, according to the schedule you set before bidding.
Explore CalcuttaHave a different format in mind? Tell us what your group plays.
Rules
Your scoring, your tiebreakers, the traditions your group has built. You decide how the pool runs. We help you make it work.
People
Your members won’t be added to a marketing list or shown sportsbook promotions. You decide who joins.
Support
A setup question, a scoring issue, a house rule you want to try: you’ll hear from the people building Picksheet.
For your group
Tell us which format your group plays. A rules document, old pick sheet, or spreadsheet gives us a good place to start.