As mentioned in the thread in the baseball forum, I'm interested but would like to see the rules clearly spelled out.
Net unit winner sounds good, suggest each play have a unit value (say $100 to keep it simple), also each player start each week with a set bankroll. If you want, might allow 2-unit plays. Also would allow at least 2-team parlays if not 3-teamers.
Assume you are looking at a head-to-head matchup scenario like the basketball contest.
Anyway, these are just some suggestions off the top of my head. Post the rules and I'll probably get in.
Thanks!
VVV
Net unit winner sounds good, suggest each play have a unit value (say $100 to keep it simple), also each player start each week with a set bankroll. If you want, might allow 2-unit plays. Also would allow at least 2-team parlays if not 3-teamers.
Assume you are looking at a head-to-head matchup scenario like the basketball contest.
Anyway, these are just some suggestions off the top of my head. Post the rules and I'll probably get in.
Thanks!
VVV
VVV keep in mind i have to keep track of this for free, so we have to keep the plays simple...yes every wager will be to win 1 unit ....very simple...you just have no idea how much goes into this from the person running its end...its ALOT of work and basically a thankless JOB!
We can get advanced and we can expand to 32 if everyone wants that but there will be a fee for the accounting if it gets to that amount
each play will be wagered to win 1 unit
We can get advanced and we can expand to 32 if everyone wants that but there will be a fee for the accounting if it gets to that amount
each play will be wagered to win 1 unit
When I was thinking about running the baseball tournament a few weeks ago, I had the entry fee at $350 and I had 12 people who said that they wanted to play and I was going to give the person running the tournament an automatic 5% of the pot!
Watch out guys, baseball is BY FAR my best sport!!!!!
Watch out guys, baseball is BY FAR my best sport!!!!!
