LOS ANGELES — Performer Lisa Ann will compete with rapper Snoop Dogg, athlete Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson and YouTuber Vitaly in the Bovada Madness Celebrity Bracket Challenge.
The contest, sponsored by gambling site Bovada, offers people who enter automatically the chance to win one of fifty $100 cash prizes at the end of March Madness.
“Anytime I get the chance to flex my competitive muscle I will,” said Lisa Ann. “This Bovada Madness Celebrity Bracket Challenge is just that. [I’m offering] my fans a chance to vote on my bracket and have a chance to win some money!"
“Just pick your favorite celeb,” said a Bovada rep, “not who has the best bracket, since brackets were made to be broken!”
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Lisa Ann, Other Celebs Compete in Bovada's March Madness Challenge
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