SOLD OUT: NFBC Cutline On Saturday, 8 pm ET

[Greg Ambrosius]

The NFBC Cutline Championship is ready for business and with a $40,000 grand prize at stake!! The next available Cutline draft is Saturday at 8 pm ET. These are 10-team, 36-round drafts at 55 seconds per pick. The Cutline also consists of optimal scoring lineups -- you don't ever set a Starting Lineup during the season -- and two FAAB periods during the season that expands rosters to 41 players in April and 46 players in June. It's the easiest way to manage a fantasy baseball team this season.

Best of all, if you win your league you earn $250. Five teams from each league remain alive after the All-Star Break and try to survive the cutline to each round. Stay above the Cutline and you could win $40,000.

Now let's get busy on the next Cutline Championship League. Here's the current signup list:

NFBC Cutline Championship
10 Teams, 36 Rounds, 55 Seconds Per Pick
$40,000 Grand Prize
Saturday, January 23
8 pm ET
1. dennis sikora, racine, Wisconsin
2. Mark Bendar, Monmouth Junction, New Jersey
3. james robbins, Vernon, new jersey
4. Michael Martin, University Heights, Ohio
5. Eric Heberlig, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania
6. KJ Duke, San Diego, California
7. Norm Kent, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
8. Dominic Cirigliano, Columbia Station, Ohio
9. Alan Greenberg, New Haven, Connecticut
10. Anthony Cincotta, Jacksonville, Florida

[Greg Ambrosius]

Just a reminder that if you are looking for a quick draft tonight during the snowstorm, we do have an option in the NFBC Cutline Championship. This one starts at 8 pm ET and will conclude in less than 3 hours. Last night's debut Cutline League finished in under three hours as the 10 owners cruised through 36 rounds. Let's do it again tonight.

Also, we have a good start to Sunday night's league as well. Here's a quick look at Sunday's Cutline League:

Sunday January 24
8 pm ET
1. R K Sargent, Lake Oswego, Florida
2. Daniel Gates, Aurora, Illinois
3. Jeremy Wilck, Columbus, Ohio
4. Steve Kiel, Manitowoc, Wisconsin

[Tom Kessenich]

EIGHT spots left

NFBC Cutline Championship
10 Teams, 36 Rounds, 55 Seconds Per Pick
$40,000 Grand Prize
Saturday, January 23
8 pm ET
1. dennis sikora, racine, Wisconsin
2. Mark Bendar, Monmouth Junction, New Jersey

[Tom Kessenich]

SEVEN spots left

NFBC Cutline Championship
10 Teams, 36 Rounds, 55 Seconds Per Pick
$40,000 Grand Prize
Saturday, January 23
8 pm ET
1. dennis sikora, racine, Wisconsin
2. Mark Bendar, Monmouth Junction, New Jersey
3. james robbins, Vernon, new jersey

[Tom Kessenich]

FIVE spots left for tonight's draft. Who else wants one?

NFBC Cutline Championship
10 Teams, 36 Rounds, 55 Seconds Per Pick
$40,000 Grand Prize
Saturday, January 23
8 pm ET
1. dennis sikora, racine, Wisconsin
2. Mark Bendar, Monmouth Junction, New Jersey
3. james robbins, Vernon, new jersey
4. Michael Martin, University Heights, Ohio
5. Eric Heberlig, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania

[Tom Kessenich]

THREE SPOTS LEFT

[The Duker]

WELL I have read every single thread about this, understand almost nothing about it so I am clearly ready to go, but here is the thing, if the computer is picking my lineup every week, why isn't the smart thing to do let the computer make each of my picks every 55 seconds as well ? I can just watch like a coach from the sidelines and cheer on an alternative brain, i mean it would be the same as talking to you know, Ted Cruz or something.

[Tom Kessenich]

Tonight's Cutline is SOLD OUT

NFBC Cutline Championship
10 Teams, 36 Rounds, 55 Seconds Per Pick
$40,000 Grand Prize
Saturday, January 23
8 pm ET
1. dennis sikora, racine, Wisconsin
2. Mark Bendar, Monmouth Junction, New Jersey
3. james robbins, Vernon, new jersey
4. Michael Martin, University Heights, Ohio
5. Eric Heberlig, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania
6. KJ Duke, San Diego, California
7. Norm Kent, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
8. Dominic Cirigliano, Columbia Station, Ohio
9. Alan Greenberg, New Haven, Connecticut
10. Anthony Cincotta, Jacksonville, Florida

[Greg Ambrosius]

This was an amazing group of owners tonight. They are through 33 rounds in 2 hours and 6 minutes. They will finish in 2:15 for 36 rounds. This is exactly what we had in mind for the NFBC Cutline Championship. If you want to learn the early part of the player pool and still compete for a nice grand prize with very little in-season work, these are the drafts for you.

Wow, 2:15 for 360 players. 135 minutes for 360 players. JUST WOW!! Nice job all.

[BK METS]

This was an amazing group of owners tonight. They are through 33 rounds in 2 hours and 6 minutes. They will finish in 2:15 for 36 rounds. This is exactly what we had in mind for the NFBC Cutline Championship. If you want to learn the early part of the player pool and still compete for a nice grand prize with very little in-season work, these are the drafts for you.

Wow, 2:15 for 360 players. 135 minutes for 360 players. JUST WOW!! Nice job all.

This draft flew by, but not once did I feel rushed. The timer was perfect at .55 and it was a draft for the ages.