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15 March Madness poll questions for office bracket challenges and watch parties

A bracket challenge is fun for the people who know basketball. A live poll is fun for everyone else too: "Will a 12 seed win?" takes five seconds to answer, and the whole room sees where it stands.

Every question here is an opinion or a prediction, so nothing goes out of date and nobody needs to know last year's results. Run one before the games start, then the same one after the first weekend, and compare.

Run the first question free

How to run it

  1. 01Pick a few prediction questions for the morning of the first round and keep the rest for later in the tournament.
  2. 02Open each one in the editor, publish it, and put the QR code on the break room screen or in the team chat.
  3. 03Show the results when the games are on, and run the same prediction again after the first weekend to see who changed their mind.

The questions

Each link opens the editor with the question already written. Change anything, then publish and put the QR code on screen.

  1. 01Multiple choice

    Which region does this year's men's champion come from?

    • East
    • West
    • South
    • Midwest
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  2. 02Yes / No

    Will at least one 12 seed beat a 5 seed in the first round?

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  3. 03Multiple choice

    How many 1 seeds make the Final Four?

    • None
    • One
    • Two
    • Three or four
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  4. 04Open text

    Which team is your Cinderella pick this year?

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  5. 05Rating 1–5

    How is your bracket holding up after the first weekend?

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  6. 06Multiple choice

    When do you watch the first-round games?

    • On my lunch break
    • After work
    • Late at night
    • All day, every day
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  7. 07Yes / No

    Will the office bracket be won by someone who picked by mascot?

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  8. 08Ranked

    Rank the best parts of the tournament.

    • Buzzer beaters
    • Big upsets
    • Cinderella runs
    • The first Thursday
    • The final
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  9. 09Multiple choice

    What decides most of your picks?

    • Stats and rankings
    • Gut feeling
    • Mascots
    • Team colours
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  10. 10Open text

    Which game are you most looking forward to?

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  11. 11Multiple choice

    How many brackets did you fill out this year?

    • One
    • Two or three
    • Four to ten
    • I lost count
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  12. 12Yes / No

    Will this year's champion be a 1 seed?

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  13. 13Multiple choice

    Best snack for a full day of games?

    • Wings
    • Nachos
    • Pizza
    • Pretzels
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  14. 14Rating 1–5

    How loud does the room get for a buzzer beater?

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  15. 15Open text

    Your boldest prediction for this year:

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Tips from running these live

  • Keep it to predictions and bragging rights. Polls here are for fun: no money, no entry fees.
  • Hide results until voting closes on the prediction questions, so the first answers do not sway the rest of the room.
  • March Madness and the Final Four are names of tournaments run by the NCAA. QR Polls is not connected to the NCAA or to any team.

Common questions

How do I run 15 March Madness poll questions for office bracket challenges and watch parties?
1. Pick a few prediction questions for the morning of the first round and keep the rest for later in the tournament. 2. Open each one in the editor, publish it, and put the QR code on the break room screen or in the team chat. 3. Show the results when the games are on, and run the same prediction again after the first weekend to see who changed their mind.
How many questions are in this set?
15 questions. Open any of them in the editor and change the wording or the choices before you publish.
Any tips from running these live?
Keep it to predictions and bragging rights. Polls here are for fun: no money, no entry fees. Hide results until voting closes on the prediction questions, so the first answers do not sway the rest of the room. March Madness and the Final Four are names of tournaments run by the NCAA. QR Polls is not connected to the NCAA or to any team.
Is it free to use these questions?
Yes. Copying the questions is free, and the free plan takes up to 100 responses per poll. You can make your first poll without an account.

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