Madness tournament is once again upon us, which means sports fans from all over the country must now decide whether they'd like to take the plunge and splurge on tickets to a game. While you shouldn't expect a ticket to an NCAA tournament game to be cheap,

Madness, one of the most exciting, celebrated, and gambled-upon annual sporting events, is finally here, with Seattle as its host for the first and second rounds.

Tickets are sold out but can be purchased on trusted third-party ticket sites like StubHub, SeatGeek and Vividseats. StubHub seats are starting at $50 as of Monday afternoon. SeatGeek has seats as low as $42 each while VividSeats has them for $48 and up.