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BetPhoenix.com's 2009-2010
NFL "Pick The Dog" Contest!
"The Ultimate
Capping Contest"
Here Are The Rules:
1. You must have a BETPHOENIX.COM account, deposit $50, and send the required info explained in Post #2.
(In order toreceive 100% of prize money please see stipulations at the bottom of the page.)
2. All players must be signed up before Day 1 of the NFL Regular Season.
We will not take any late entries .
3. The contest will last the complete 17 week schedule of NFL Regular season
Each player is required to post 44 total plays (No More - No Less) for these 17
weeks.
By end of the 17 week NFL season, you MUST have made a total of
22 selections onMONEYLINE DOGS only (Oakland Raiders +165)
AND
22 selections on DOGS PLUS POINTS only (Philadelphia Eagles +6.5)
This equates to the required 44 games in the 17 Weeks Of The Regular Season
If you do not have exactly 44 plays by the end of the contest, you will be
disqualified.!
YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO PICK THE ML AND SPREAD ON THE SAME GAME
4. You may select up to 1-4 games per week, but no more than 4
5. Point standings are based on actual money won/lost
6. Lines will be posted when the majority of games are available at
BETPHOENIX.COM
7. You may play any game that has not already started prior to your post
8. In the event we have a tie at the end of the contest, we will settle with a tiebreaker to be determined at a later date.
PRIZES!
1st Place: $800
2nd Place: $600
3rd Place: $500
4th Place: $400
5th Place:$200
(All prizes require a 4x rollover before any withdrawals)
IMPORTANT!
In order to receive 100% of the prizes listed above, winners will be required to have wagered
at least $500 at
BETPHOENIX.COM
Any winner who does not reach the required wagering amount will only receive 25% of the prize.
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BetPhoenix.com's 2009-2010
NFL "Pick The Dog" Contest!
"The Ultimate
Here Are The Rules:
1. You must have a BETPHOENIX.COM account, deposit $50, and send the required info explained in Post #2.
(In order toreceive 100% of prize money please see stipulations at the bottom of the page.)
2. All players must be signed up before Day 1 of the NFL Regular Season.
We will not take any late entries .
3. The contest will last the complete 17 week schedule of NFL Regular season
Each player is required to post 44 total plays (No More - No Less) for these 17
weeks.
By end of the 17 week NFL season, you MUST have made a total of
22 selections onMONEYLINE DOGS only (Oakland Raiders +165)
AND
22 selections on DOGS PLUS POINTS only (Philadelphia Eagles +6.5)
This equates to the required 44 games in the 17 Weeks Of The Regular Season
If you do not have exactly 44 plays by the end of the contest, you will be
disqualified.!
YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO PICK THE ML AND SPREAD ON THE SAME GAME
4. You may select up to 1-4 games per week, but no more than 4
5. Point standings are based on actual money won/lost
6. Lines will be posted when the majority of games are available at
BETPHOENIX.COM
7. You may play any game that has not already started prior to your post
8. In the event we have a tie at the end of the contest, we will settle with a tiebreaker to be determined at a later date.
PRIZES!
1st Place: $800
2nd Place: $600
3rd Place: $500
4th Place: $400
5th Place:$200
(All prizes require a 4x rollover before any withdrawals)
IMPORTANT!
In order to receive 100% of the prizes listed above, winners will be required to have wagered
at least $500 at
BETPHOENIX.COM
throughout the NFL regular season which can be reached rather easily
Any winner who does not reach the required wagering amount will only receive 25% of the prize.
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