Team Aguilar March Madness 2010 Office Pool
Tuesday, March 16th, 2010
2010 March Madness Office Pool
Presented by
Team Aguilar / Axia Real Estate Group, Inc
We are going to do our 2nd annual March Madness Office Pool. We have been doing an NFL pool for the last 3 years and it’s been a blast. Also, some of our contestants work for other companies we do business with and they are not allowed to accept the prize but we have donated the winnings to a charity of their choice. It’s been a lot of fun and a couple of the winners have donated their winnings to charity’s such as Best Friends.org, Oceanside Breakers and the Chelsea’s Light fund.
We have created a March Madness Office Pool for all to participate in. It’s similar to the NFL office pool. Prizes will be awarded to the top 3 players. Picks can be made all at once or 5 minutes prior to the start of each game.
PLEASE NOTE THAT IF YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO ACCEPT GIFTS BECAUSE OF YOUR EMPLOYER’S POLICY, WE WILL DONTATE YOUR WINNINGS TO THE CHARITY OF YOUR CHOICE.
First Game is March 18th!!! It’s going to be fun!
Scoring System
1 point for each correct pick in Round 1
2 points for each correct pick in Round 2
3 points for each correct pick in Round 3
4 points for each correct pick in Round 4
5 points for each correct pick in Round 5
6 points for the correct Champion
1st Place $150, 2nd Place $100, 3rd $50, Gift Cards
LEGAL STUFF – THERE IS NO FEE TO PLAY, PLAYING IS 100% FREE. FOR SIGNUP INFORMATION, PLEASE POST A COMMENT WITH YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS AND I WILL FORWARD AN EMAIL TO SIGN UP.
Alex Aguilar
Team Aguilar
Real Estate Agent, Blogger!
Alex@TeamAguilar.com
www.TeamAguilar.com
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