Playing To Win
March 28th 2007 20:19
Tournament promises to pay your gamer to play.
Up to $50,000.00 is at stake...
Here's a blurb from the website:
"The great cash giveaway explained!
Many of you have been asking for us to clarify the details of the $50,000 giveaway and how you can grab your share so here is a full detailed explanation of how you can be rewarded for playing games for free!
Firstly, I want to make it clear that all games during Beta are free to play! Each game does have a joining fee, however you can top up your wallet for free by going to the wallet tab and making a new deposit. This will cost you nothing during Beta.
Secondly - how to win that cash! We are giving away 'player points', which basically act as loyalty card points, for every game you play. The points awarded will vary depending on the type of game you play. So essentially, the more you play, the higher your number of points at the end of Beta will be. Quite simply, at the end of the Beta period we will converting all your player points to cash within your Tournament wallet. This cash can then be used to enter 'real money' tournaments (i.e it can't be withdrawn straight away). Any winnings you make from those tournaments can, of course, be withdrawn straight back into your bank account/credit card etc.
What effectively we want to do is give you guys a 'risk free' pot of cash to play in real money tournaments. Real money play is very different from 'play for fun' and we want you all to be able to experience it without putting in your own cash.
Finally, we have not limited the pot to $50,000 (this is more of a benchmark figure) so please invite all your friends to play - they will not be taking away from your share of the prize money! There is no limit to how much you can earn and the best way to accrue these points is to be playing games. Currently people are finding they are waiting in game lobbies for games to start and this is eating into time they could be earning player points by playing games. The only way to remedy this is to get everyone you know to join the system - the more people there are the quicker the games will kick off!
Have fun!
Bennylove "
Worth a look?
Up to $50,000.00 is at stake...
Here's a blurb from the website:
"The great cash giveaway explained!
Firstly, I want to make it clear that all games during Beta are free to play! Each game does have a joining fee, however you can top up your wallet for free by going to the wallet tab and making a new deposit. This will cost you nothing during Beta.
Secondly - how to win that cash! We are giving away 'player points', which basically act as loyalty card points, for every game you play. The points awarded will vary depending on the type of game you play. So essentially, the more you play, the higher your number of points at the end of Beta will be. Quite simply, at the end of the Beta period we will converting all your player points to cash within your Tournament wallet. This cash can then be used to enter 'real money' tournaments (i.e it can't be withdrawn straight away). Any winnings you make from those tournaments can, of course, be withdrawn straight back into your bank account/credit card etc.
What effectively we want to do is give you guys a 'risk free' pot of cash to play in real money tournaments. Real money play is very different from 'play for fun' and we want you all to be able to experience it without putting in your own cash.
Finally, we have not limited the pot to $50,000 (this is more of a benchmark figure) so please invite all your friends to play - they will not be taking away from your share of the prize money! There is no limit to how much you can earn and the best way to accrue these points is to be playing games. Currently people are finding they are waiting in game lobbies for games to start and this is eating into time they could be earning player points by playing games. The only way to remedy this is to get everyone you know to join the system - the more people there are the quicker the games will kick off!
Have fun!
Bennylove "
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