NFL Survivor Pool – 2011 Midseason $50,000 Challenge

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Sportsbook.com is featuring an NFL Survivor Pool – 2011 Midseason $50K Challenge, which gives you a third shot at winning big in their huge Survivor Pool Series.  (learn more here)

The twist this time? You must select a pair of teams to win each week.

Your first entry is just $25.00and you can buy as many as 15. The more entries you buy, the cheaper the entry fee.

Here’s how it works:

Starting with Week 9 of the NFL Season you must select two teams to win their games outright. Whether the teams cover the spread is irrelevant, they must simply win their games.

If both win, your entry remains alive and you advance to select different teams in the following week. If one or both teams lose, your entry is eliminated from the competition.

Choose carefully though, because once you have selected a team you can never select it again for that entry. So, if you select the Pats and the Packers in Week 9, you cannot use either team for the rest of the season for that entry.

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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