College basketball’s March Madness may have ended weeks ago, but the party is only just beginning for college basketball fans – at least that like filling out brackets. Well, maybe “filling out” is a strong phrase to use when it comes to describing a new challenger in the world of bracket challenge websites: April Absurdity.

April Absurdity is only the latest in a wide set of avenues for self-proclaimed basketball experts to test their knowledge of the game against hundreds of thousands of other b-ball Nostradamus’s. However, while some sites offer users “second chances” at making correct predictions in hopes to win some quick cash, April Absurdity takes things a step further.

“Is your bracket already busted?” April Absurdity creator Tim Natnz asked his viewers at the Facebook Live reveal of the service on April 1. “Wait, here’s a better question: do you even still have your bracket at all? Well, luckily, none of that even matters anymore! If you’re capable of simply following a URL and clicking a “submit” button, then the prize is all yours!”

That’s right. All one has to do through April Absurdity is submit an already-completed version of the finalized tournament bracket with all of the matchups displayed exactly as they played out in real life to immediately win a grand prize of $1.10.

This opportunity has been met with widespread praise from its participants who find their winnings to be more than enough to celebrate with.

“$1.10 is like… enough for a whole large drink at McDonald’s,” Senior Joey Decker, one in a sea of SHS students who were able to maneuver the site and earn their winnings, said. “Yo, and I just realized I’d have a whole penny left over, too! This has to be the best day ever.”

April Absurdity is set to stop taking submissions on March 1, 2019