BETCOM.COM is holding another BJ tourney. Their prize pool is quite interesting. If you finish in round 1 with $4k, you are in the money. They offer 25 cash & wager prizes, and 26th place + get a free superbowl prop bet.
tahoewolf said:Just wondering. The rules state if you get at least $4,000 in the first round, you automatically advance to the finals or "money round". Is there any advantage getting $10,000 vs $4,000 or is just an ego thing to see how high a score you can get? Betcom.com posts a leader board that notifies you if you are in the top 6, basically encouraging you to spend an additional $50.00 to get a higher score
I know it matters in the finals to determine who wins what prize, but the prelims?
gflan said:I used the chat feature to ask "Sussy" the question about the Las Vegas trip and was told the trip was to be awarded to the winner of the final. She said that if I had a score of over $4000 that I did not need to use my second early bird entry. I was going to try the "improve my score" 2nd entry too. If someone hears a different answer, please let us know.
gflan said:And by the way for those of you looking to qualify for the Game Master tourney at Global Player, there will not be a 4-peat because I busted out and won't be chasing my losses.
Springbac said:When I Was Playing My 2nd Round The Hand Count Showed 4 Hands Remaining When The Message Box Came Up Showing That The Hands Had Expired. So There Was No Choice But To Accept It At That Point. Has Anyone Else Had That Problem?![]()
gflan said:Selecticom, if I end up getting that 4th spot you have no-one to blame but yourself - LOL!I decided to add up to another $50 and am now up over 100% (something I didn't expect to see).