MLB Weekly Handicapping Contest - 7/2

[LT Profits]

http://contests.sbrforum.com/mlb-weekly-handicapping-contest-7-2-contest-4005/

Entry Fee is only 10 points.

This contest starts Monday, 7/2/12 and ends Sunday, 7/8/12. You must make a minimum of 30 and a maximum of 45 MLB Plays. Contest includes Money Lines, Totals and Run Lines. All plays must be rated from 1 to 5, and the rating will be the BASE amount, so you will be playing To Win if odds are "-" and .Risk if odds are "+". Standings will be based on UNITS.

Note: If there is a tie in units, first tiebreaker will be Winning Percentage, second tiebreaker will be Action Points. If still tied after Action Points, the prizes will be split.

Point allocation depends on number of entries:

Members 1-9
1st: 100%

Members 10-19
1st: 60%
2nd: 25%
3rd: 15%

Members 20-49
1st: 50%
2nd: 20%
3rd: 15%
4th: 10%
5th: 5%

Members 50+
1st: 30%
2nd: 20%
3rd: 14%
4th: 9%
5th: 7%
6th: 6%
7th: 5%
8th: 4%
9th: 3%
10th: 2%

Good Luck to All!

[nosniboR11]

joined

[shaunovery]

I finished 3rd last week

[Night-Tripper]

I finished 3rd last week

[ttwarrior1]

in............

[Derty D]

Hello LT,

If I bet gets cancelled due to a push/rainout does it count towards one of the 30-45 plays?

[Night-Tripper]

Hello LT,

If I bet gets cancelled due to a push/rainout does it count towards one of the 30-45 plays?

Not LT, but the answer is *yes*.

[LT Profits]

Hello LT,

If I bet gets cancelled due to a push/rainout does it count towards one of the 30-45 plays?

Yes

[Derty D]

Thank you very much for the clarification. Today there rain and a couple of my plays may get cancelled. I certainly understand why after a total pushes, but what is the rationale behind counting play when for example, not one pitch gets pitched? I have no problem, issues or complaints. I'm simply curious as to the fairness on a rainout counting towards a play....

[Derty D]

<<"IS" rain>>

[jjaycuny]

Thanks for the front page MLB picks. You've been killing them

[LT Profits]

Thank you very much for the clarification. Today there rain and a couple of my plays may get cancelled. I certainly understand why after a total pushes, but what is the rationale behind counting play when for example, not one pitch gets pitched? I have no problem, issues or complaints. I'm simply curious as to the fairness on a rainout counting towards a play....

Well for one thing, suppose you have 29 plays and your last play on Sunday is rained out. If all selections didn't count, you' get DQed for not enough plays.