MojoRisin
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- Jul 17, 2025
A new product by MojoRisin is available: NCAA Brackets v1.0.0 - A self-scoring March Madness bracket challenge for your community — members fill out their bracket, picks lock at tip-off, and it grades itself as the real games play out.
The demo bracket is open through the day — fill one out, pick every matchup up to a champion, and submit it. Each evening (8pm board time) the demo grades every bracket against a real, completed tournament, so you can see exactly how the scoring, the live leaderboard, and the champion crowning all look.
Two things the demo can't show:
- Round-by-round grading. Because the demo runs on a tournament that's already finished, it scores everything in one pass. During a real tournament it works differently — brackets grade live, round by round, as each game actually ends. Scores climb after every round, correct and busted picks get marked as they happen, and a "current round" banner tracks the action from the First Round all the way to the National Championship. That unfolding, week-long experience is the heart of the add-on, and it's the one part a demo can't replay.
- It resets daily. Every morning the demo clears all entries and reopens for fresh picks, so it's always ready for the next visitor. Your demo bracket won't be saved.
A bracket challenge your community will actually come back for
When the big tournament rolls around, give your members a bracket to fill out — every matchup from the opening round to the champion. Once the games tip off, their picks lock in and the competition is on.
It scores itself. As real results come in, every bracket is graded automatically, round by round. A live leaderboard shows who's climbing, who's leading, and whose bracket just busted — no spreadsheets, no manual scoring, nothing for you to babysit.
Raise the stakes, or don't. Turn on an optional entry fee, let the pot build, and pay it out to your champion when the dust settles — or keep it free and play for pure bragging rights.
Set it and forget it. The whole thing runs on its own: the field appears when the tournament is set, scoring keeps pace with the real games, and the winner is paid automatically at the end. All the engagement, none of the upkeep.
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NCAA Brackets v1.0.0
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Try the live demoThe demo bracket is open through the day — fill one out, pick every matchup up to a champion, and submit it. Each evening (8pm board time) the demo grades every bracket against a real, completed tournament, so you can see exactly how the scoring, the live leaderboard, and the champion crowning all look.
Two things the demo can't show:
- Round-by-round grading. Because the demo runs on a tournament that's already finished, it scores everything in one pass. During a real tournament it works differently — brackets grade live, round by round, as each game actually ends. Scores climb after every round, correct and busted picks get marked as they happen, and a "current round" banner tracks the action from the First Round all the way to the National Championship. That unfolding, week-long experience is the heart of the add-on, and it's the one part a demo can't replay.
- It resets daily. Every morning the demo clears all entries and reopens for fresh picks, so it's always ready for the next visitor. Your demo bracket won't be saved.
A bracket challenge your community will actually come back for
When the big tournament rolls around, give your members a bracket to fill out — every matchup from the opening round to the champion. Once the games tip off, their picks lock in and the competition is on.
It scores itself. As real results come in, every bracket is graded automatically, round by round. A live leaderboard shows who's climbing, who's leading, and whose bracket just busted — no spreadsheets, no manual scoring, nothing for you to babysit.
Raise the stakes, or don't. Turn on an optional entry fee, let the pot build, and pay it out to your champion when the dust settles — or keep it free and play for pure bragging rights.
Set it and forget it. The whole thing runs on its own: the field appears when the tournament is set, scoring keeps pace with the real games, and the winner is paid automatically at the end. All the engagement, none of the upkeep.
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