176 Owners In Line For $75,000 Classic-Primetime Bonus

[Greg Ambrosius]

It's great to see that we now have 142 owners who have teams in both Main Events and have a shot at our $75,000 cash bonus for winning both overall titles. Our latest to sign up for the NFFC Classic and Primetime in Las Vegas is none other than James Roday Rodriguez, star of the hit show "Psych" on USA Network. James is a great, great guy who loves to draft live with us at the Bellagio in baseball and football. Should be fun once again and check out his show this fall as it returns for a sixth season. Thanks.

We're going to top last year's total of teams in both the Classic and Primetime very soon and it's still only the first week of August. Let's keep things rolling as this has the makings of another historic year in the NFFC. Thanks all.

[Greg Ambrosius]

We've already topped last year's total of teams in the hunt for the $75,000 cash bonus and the $250,000 in grand prizes involving the NFFC Classic and the NFFC Primetime and we still have a big chunk of our signup time left. This is VERY EXCITING here at the NFFC!! Thanks for the support everyone and it's sooooooo good to see the support of the NFFC Classic again. The $100,000 grand prize there and fewer than 25 total leagues is really making that a great, great contest again. Thanks.

Today has been another big day as we welcome back four veteran NFFC owners to both contests: Tom Madigan, Paul Fadil, Chris Schinker and Dan Thomas. I wish I had the time like I did in past years to officially welcome each and every new signup, but time doesn't allow that anymore. But thanks to all four NFFC veterans for coming back today in big fashion as we now have 300+ teams in the NFFC Primetime and 220+ teams in the NFFC Classic. That's an awesome start.

Keep 'em coming and also thanks to all of the new members to the NFFC. This is unquestionably the biggest year ever for us for new members across all of our games. It's very exciting. Good luck to all this year.

[Greg Ambrosius]

2009 NFFC Classic champion Steve Luzzi is back for both Main Events in Las Vegas on Labor Day weekend as we now have 156 combinations of teams battling for the $75,000 cash bonus if you win both overall titles. How cool is that? These owners have a shot at:

$150,000 Primetime grand prize
$100,000 Classic grand prize
$7,000 Classic league prize
$6,500 Primetime league prize
$75,000 cash bonus for winning both overall titles
Total = $338,500

Now, who else wants a piece of that for $3,200 in entry fees? Good luck all and THANKS.

[Greg Ambrosius]

This is going to be a record year for the number of participants in both Main Events as we already have 164 owners with combinations in both the NFFC Classic and the NFFC Primetime. How cool is that? Let's keep it going and get all of you battling for the $75,000 cash bonus.

Also remember that there is a $75,000 cash bonus between the NFFC Primetime and the NFFC Online Championship. Anyone who wins both of those overall titles would also receive $250,000 in grand prizes and the $75,000 cash bonus. All details are here:

http://nffc.stats.com/football/leagues/bonus.asp

And don't forget about our great Combined STandings prizes between the Classic and the Online Championship. We are rewarding everyone who plays in our many different events. Thanks all:

NFFC Bonuses
NFFC Classic & Primetime Bonus
$75,000

The NFFC will offer a $75,000 cash bonus to any owner who can win the overall titles in both the NFFC Classic & Primetime Main Events. If someone can accomplish that, the total prize winnings will be $325,000+ ($150,000 in the Primetime, $100,000 in the Classic, $75,000 cash bonus plus any league winnings). Only those owners entered in both events -- and owners can have multiple teams in each event to increase their odds of winning -- have a shot at this $75,000 cash bonus.

NFFC Primetime/Rotowire Fantasy Football Online Championship Bonus
$75,000

This cash bonus is called "The Lindy" in the NFBC because Lindy Hinkelman of Greencreek, Idaho actually won this bonus the very first year we offered it (2009). Nobody has won this $75,000 cash bonus in football, but it's already been proven that it can be done as Lindy won $241,300 that year. To win this $75,000 cash bonus, an NFFC owner has to win the NFFC Classic overall title AND the Rotowire Fantasy Football Online Championship overall title. If someone pulls off that feat, the total prize winnings will be $325,000+ ($100,000 in the Rotowire Fantasy Football Online Championship, $150,000 in the Primetime, $75,000 cash bonus plus any league winnings). Only those owners entered in both events -- and one owner can have multiple teams in each event -- have a shot at this $75,000 cash bonus.

NFFC Combined Standings Prizes: Classic/Rotowire Fantasy Football Online Championship

The NFFC is providing added incentive to our Classic and Rotowire Fantasy Football Online Championship owners by providing a Combined Prizes bonus pool between these two contests. Owners will have their point totals from each Main Event team added to their point totals from each of their Rotowire Fantasy Football Online Championship teams and the owner with the highest scoring combination will win a $5,000 grand prize. Each Main Event team from each owner will be matched up with each Rotowire Fantasy Football Online Championship team from that owner, so multiple teams is encouraged. The top five finishers in the Combined Standings bonus will earn the following payouts:

1. $5,000
2. $1,500
3. $750
4. $500
5. $350

[Greg Ambrosius]

We're now at 170 owners in line for a shot at the $75,000 cash bonus!! Someone here could win more than $335,000 playing in the NFFC this year. All they have to do is win the NFFC Classic overall title and the NFFC Primetime overall title!! NICE!!

Check out the list on Page 1. Thanks all.

[Jersey Dawg]

Gret/Tom - I believe there is a "typo" error in your bonus notes. The heading seems to say "Primetime/Rotowire" bonus, but the wording in the notes says you need to win the "Classic" and "Rotowire". I believe it is the "Classic" contest you need to win and not the "Primetime" as the heading would lead you to believe.

Proof reader Pete