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Our first Cutline draft of the season is set for Friday night at 9 pm ET. With a $40,000 grand prize and a unique format this contest has the potential to become one of the most popular games we offer. So who wants to dive into the first league and win $40,000? Sign up online and let's make it happen.

NFBC Cutline Championship
10 Teams, 36 Rounds, 55 Seconds Per Pick
$40,000 Grand Prize
Friday January 22
9 pm ET
1. Jonathan Levy, Iqaluit, Canada
2. KJ Duke, San Diego, California
3. Jimmy Mulhern, Gainesville, Virginia
4. Taylor Robinson, thousand oaks, california
5. Walter Velosky, New Salem Pennsylvania
6. TJ Blandford, Prospect, Kentucky
7. Richard Needy, Imperial, Missouri
8. Eric Heberlig, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania
9. Mike Raudio, Patterson, California
10. Mark Hartsfield, White Hall, Arkansas

I will reach out to these owners who said they wanted to be in the first NFBC Cutline Championship League about a month ago. I know time has passed since then, but hopefully some of these guys can do it tomorrow night and help us fill that one up. Should be fun.

Thanks all:

Cutline League #1
1. KJ Duke
2. Jeremy Wilck (can't do Friday)
3. Don Brady
4. Alan Greenberg
5. Dan Setlock
6. Robert Sargent
7. George Kleemann
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can't wait. I was looking at the sign up page. is there going to be a multiple sign up discount? or shall that be figured up manually?

SIX spots left

NFBC Cutline Championship
10 Teams, 36 Rounds, 55 Seconds Per Pick
$40,000 Grand Prize
Friday January 22
9 pm ET
1. Jonathan Levy, Iqaluit, Canada
2. KJ Duke, San Diego, California
3. Jimmy Mulhern, Gainesville, Virginia
4. Taylor Robinson, thousand oaks, california

FIVE spots left

NFBC Cutline Championship
10 Teams, 36 Rounds, 55 Seconds Per Pick
$40,000 Grand Prize
Friday January 22
9 pm ET
1. Jonathan Levy, Iqaluit, Canada
2. KJ Duke, San Diego, California
3. Jimmy Mulhern, Gainesville, Virginia
4. Taylor Robinson, thousand oaks, california
5. Walter Velosky, New Salem Pennsylvania

4 SPOTS LEFT in the debut NFBC Cutline Championship League draft tomorrow night. This is an optimal scoring contest with only 2 FAAB periods during the season. What you draft is VERY important. This should be a lot of fun, plus there's a $40,000 grand prize at stake. Let's fill this one and get draft spots shortly after the league sells out. Thanks all and good luck.

Here's the current signup list:

NFBC Cutline Championship
10 Teams, 36 Rounds, 55 Seconds Per Pick
$40,000 Grand Prize
Friday January 22
9 pm ET
1. Jonathan Levy, Iqaluit, Canada
2. KJ Duke, San Diego, California
3. Jimmy Mulhern, Gainesville, Virginia
4. Taylor Robinson, thousand oaks, california
5. Walter Velosky, New Salem Pennsylvania
6. TJ Blandford, Prospect, Kentucky

NOW ONLY 2 SPOTS LEFT in tomorrow's debut NFBC Cutline Championship League. 10 teams, 36 rounds, in less than 3 hours and an optimal scoring system that will make in-season management so easy. Oh, and a $40,000 grand prize. Look for draft spots an hour after this league fills. Thanks all and good luck.

Here's the current signup list:

NFBC Cutline Championship
10 Teams, 36 Rounds, 55 Seconds Per Pick
$40,000 Grand Prize
Friday January 22
9 pm ET
1. Jonathan Levy, Iqaluit, Canada
2. KJ Duke, San Diego, California
3. Jimmy Mulhern, Gainesville, Virginia
4. Taylor Robinson, thousand oaks, california
5. Walter Velosky, New Salem Pennsylvania
6. TJ Blandford, Prospect, Kentucky
7. Richard Needy, Imperial, Missouri
8. Greg Blankenship, St. Paul, Nebraska

ONE SPOT LEFT

NFBC Cutline Championship
10 Teams, 36 Rounds, 55 Seconds Per Pick
$40,000 Grand Prize
Friday January 22
9 pm ET
1. Jonathan Levy, Iqaluit, Canada
2. KJ Duke, San Diego, California
3. Jimmy Mulhern, Gainesville, Virginia
4. Taylor Robinson, thousand oaks, california
5. Walter Velosky, New Salem Pennsylvania
6. TJ Blandford, Prospect, Kentucky
7. Richard Needy, Imperial, Missouri
8. Eric Heberlig, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania
9. Mike Raudio, Patterson, California

This league is SOLD OUT

NFBC Cutline Championship
10 Teams, 36 Rounds, 55 Seconds Per Pick
$40,000 Grand Prize
Friday January 22
9 pm ET
1. Jonathan Levy, Iqaluit, Canada
2. KJ Duke, San Diego, California
3. Jimmy Mulhern, Gainesville, Virginia
4. Taylor Robinson, thousand oaks, california
5. Walter Velosky, New Salem Pennsylvania
6. TJ Blandford, Prospect, Kentucky
7. Richard Needy, Imperial, Missouri
8. Eric Heberlig, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania
9. Mike Raudio, Patterson, California
10. Mark Hartsfield, White Hall, Arkansas

Thanks to everyone who jumped into this debut NFBC Cutline Championship League, thus selling this one out only 12 hours after Registration went live for this contest. It's a good sign of things to come.

The idea of these Cutlines is to have them available each day and to have options available for you at the end of the day. With that in mind, we would normally start a second league for tonight at 9 pm ET, but unfortunately Tom and I are both handling some personal issues this weekend and will be in and out most of today. We're going to move on to Saturday and try to fill up the 1 pm ET and 8 pm ET drafts for that day and then the Sunday night Cutline. With the Eastern storm coming, if demand warrants more offerings on Saturday and Sunday we'll add them. Unfortunately, today is tougher for us to add one more.

Let's debut this first draft tonight and then look for more impulse offerings each night going forward. We know we're behind schedule when it comes to our goals, but it's good to see interest in this format and we think that the optimal scoring lineup feature will be a big plus. Good luck tonight everyone and look for a more aggressive schedule going forward. Thanks.

How did the first draft go? Can you post first few rounds when you get a chance Greg? Can't wait to do some of these...

Streptacular wrote:How did the first draft go? Can you post first few rounds when you get a chance Greg? Can't wait to do some of these...

It starts tonight!! And yes I'll post these 10-team results. Should be fun and thanks for the positive feedback. I know everyone LOVES to draft baseball teams. Sometimes the other stuff during the season becomes overwhelming. I'm convinced that an optimal scoring lineup league is going to resonate with a lot of fantasy players this year. Thanks all.

I'm an idiot...Thanks for getting this off the ground Greg.