Well-defined" long-subchain hyperbranched poly(methyl methacrylate) (lsc-hp PMMA) was obtained under the reaction condition in disfavor of self-cyclization of seesaw macromonomer as well as triggered by the intrinsic hindrance of 1,1disubstituted chain ends of seesaw macromonomer. Firstly, seesaw-type alkynyl-(PMMA-Br)2 with one alkynyl group at the chain center and two bromine groups at each chain end was synthesized by atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP). After the azidation of alkynyl-(PMMA-Br)2, seesaw macromonomer of alkynyl-(PMMA-N3)2 underwent click reaction under high concentration in a good solvent to produce lsc-hp PMMA, almost without intrachain cyclization of macromonomer. Compared with our previous reports, steric hindrance of 1,1-disubstituted MMA units endowed almost no self-cyclization of alkynyl-(PMMA-N3)2 macromonomer. Therefore, lsc-hp PMMA with exact subchain length were obtained except the polydispersity of overall molecular weight. The chemical structure of lsc-hp PMMA was fully confirmed through the combination of gel permeation chromatography (GPC) with different detectors, proton nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy and Fourier transform infrared analyses. Furthermore, the formation kinetics for lsc-hp PMMA was monitored based on GPC with multi-angle laser light scattering detector and followed the equation: ln[(DPw + 1)/2] = [A]0kAB,0(1 -e -αt )/α, where DPw is absolute weight-average amount of macromonomers in hyperbranched polymers."Well-defined" hyperbranched PMMA almost without self-cyclization was obtained through click reaction, facilitated by high concentration, good solvent and di-substituted chain-ends.