hilton contest..

avssports · Jun 3, 2004

anyone know where i can get info about signing up for their nfl contest?..thanx..

TheGeneral+ · Jun 3, 2004

My search abilities are weakening. Ive spent an hour looking for info on the contest and cant find it.

Kiss1 · Jun 3, 2004

You have to go to the LV Hilton in person to sign up.

Fiest had a link for last years results updated every week along with the picks but now that link re directs you to the scammers home page.

Fishhead · Jun 3, 2004

Kiss1- You live in Vegas now, so you sir can be a proxy.

For $200 bucks a pop, you can make a nice living at the RX Bash.

Man, what I do for you sir!

OMNIVOROUS FROG · Jun 3, 2004

Maybe someone could post all of the requirements. Like you have to sign up in person, the cost, the prize money and breakdown in places. Any residence requirements. If I can I will sign up...OF

HateTheRiverCard · Jun 3, 2004

Here you go guys,

Hilton Contest Help

Kiss1 · Jun 3, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by FISHHEAD:
Kiss1- You live in Vegas now, so you sir can be a proxy.

For $200 bucks a pop, you can make a nice living at the RX Bash.

Man, what I do for you sir!

<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Fishmeat ...

Since your average bet is 7 hundy or so I'm sure you will be the first to hand big daddy the 1500 entry fee.

OMNIVOROUS FROG · Jun 3, 2004

The thread just confused me. Anything can be posted here??? OF

Fishhead · Jun 3, 2004

Kiss1-

Not worth it to me sir for various reasons.

1. 100% of entry fees not returned.

2. $200 right off the top to you for proxy.

3. Percentage I would have to give you of my winnings for being a nice guy.

4. Tokes to Hilton staff employees

5. Income tax

Kiss1 · Jun 3, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by FISHHEAD:
Kiss1-

Not worth it to me sir for various reasons.

1. 100% of entry fees not returned.

2. $200 right off the top to you for proxy.

3. Percentage I would have to give you of my winnings for being a nice guy.

4. Tokes to Hilton staff employees

5. Income tax<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Translation = I can't afford it.

OMNIVOROUS FROG · Jun 3, 2004

Kiss1, where can I find the exact details...OF

Kiss1 · Jun 3, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by OMNIVOROUS FROG:
Kiss1, where can I find the exact details...OF<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

1-888-732-7117

Ask for the Sportsbook.

OMNIVOROUS FROG · Jun 3, 2004

Thanks Boss, will give them a call. Passing on bases today...but game worth watching, Cle/Ana. 2 pitchers that are consistent, coming off two great efforts. Just did not see anything worth looking at without holes. Enjoy, best wishes...I'm out...OF

GREENHEAD · Jun 3, 2004

Thankyou,OF.Good luck to you.

Schouest · Jun 3, 2004

The Contest DOES return 100% of the entry fees, not sure where FISH got his info.

I took 5th there in 2002, and was happy to pay income tax on $12,000 as that meant I had some nice cash in the bank.

And as for tipping your proxy, it's not a necessity if you are that much of a tight ass.
But giving him $200 to get to the Hilton every week just doesn't seem like a whole lot if you're bringing home a huge payday in my opinion !

OMNIVOROUS FROG · Jun 3, 2004

I just got off phone with Hilton Superbook. They are not promoting contest at all, and the entire format will be tweaked by Colony corp, who is taking over June 18th. The manager I spoke with said lucky if any info is available by early July. No one know who stays and who goes...Ooops...OF

Kiss1 · Jun 3, 2004

I'm sure they will have it worked out before "the bash." If anyone is seriously interested look me up at the Rx Festivis.

-K1

Railbird · Jun 3, 2004

Colony corp? Who is that?

Kiss1 · Jun 3, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Railbird:
Colony corp? Who is that?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

It's Them

More Poop

Fishhead · Jun 3, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Schouest:
The Contest DOES return 100% of the entry fees, not sure where FISH got his info.

I took 5th there in 2002, and was happy to pay income tax on $12,000 as that meant I had some nice cash in the bank.

And as for tipping your proxy, it's not a necessity if you are that much of a tight ass.
But giving him $200 to get to the Hilton every week just doesn't seem like a whole lot if you're bringing home a huge payday in my opinion !<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I believe last year or the last 2 years is the first time it has returned 100% of entry fees.

Never before that.