Sports Betting Contests
Sports betting contests are a fun and competitive way for bettors to test their skills against others while vying for cash prizes, free bets, and other rewards. Unlike traditional sports betting, contests often require an entry fee (sometimes free) and follow specific formats such as bracket challenges, survivor pools, or point-based competitions. These contests can add excitement to major sports events, giving players a chance to win big without having to wager on every individual game.
At America’s Bookie, sports betting contests are a key feature, offering a variety of options across different leagues and events. Whether you’re a seasoned bettor or just looking for some added excitement during major tournaments, America’s Bookie provides multiple opportunities to compete for lucrative prizes.
March Madness Bracket Contests
March Madness is one of the biggest sports betting events of the year, these contests often have different prize pools based on entry fees, with some free-to-enter contests available. Whether you’re a casual fan or a college basketball expert, this contest adds an extra layer of excitement to the tournament.
Super Bowl Squares
One of the most popular betting contests for the Super Bowl, this squares contest allowed participants to claim squares before the big game, with winners decided by the final score’s last digits. It was a simple, yet exciting way to get involved in the action.
33 Club
The 33 Club is a unique, season-long football betting contest where players earn rewards based on specific game outcomes. If the final score of an NFL game you bet on includes a total of 33 points, you qualify for special prizes. This contest adds an extra twist to football betting, rewarding sharp bettors who can spot potential 33-point games.
Last Man Standing
A survivor-style betting contest where players had to correctly pick winning teams to stay in the competition. If you lost a pick, you were out—last person standing wins the prize! This high-stakes contest required smart strategy and a bit of luck.