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I'm looking to get a group of ten or so friends together to have a point betting system for the 2013 NBA playoffs. The scoring will be as follows: "Scoring First Round: 1 point for a correct prediction of a winner Second: 3 points Conference Finals: 7 points Championship: 15 points If, during any round, you guess the correct number of games for the series, it is 1 bonus point. That brings the total for each round to 16 possible points and 64 for the entire bracket." I'm thinking of doing a simple $40 buy in and whoever gets the most points wins it all. Or would it be better to have the top two - three players paid out? Since it'll be a pretty small group of around ten or so people, would that even make sense to pay out the top 3? Also, I will be setting up a Facebook group to track progress and to upload everyone's brackets. And I will make sure to have everyone send their brackets straight to me so I can post it a day before the playoffs start. I think that is a better idea then everyone posting it in the Facebook group so no one decides to change their minds after they look at someone else's bracket. Any suggestions or tips? Thank you. Busy Bee fucked around with this message at Apr 10, 2013 around 18:46 |
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| # ? May 23, 2013 07:38 |
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Is there a new thread for this, or did people just lose interest?
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| # ? May 22, 2013 21:04 |
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every posted:Is there a new thread for this, or did people just lose interest? I think most people on SA bet football, then put some of their bankroll into basketball until they lose it all. I personally stick to College Football and then some tennis with small UFC bets if I'm going to a watching party.
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