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Where is this posted and why? $50 bucks?

I could not find anything about the co-owner fee anywhere on the website. I did recieve email confirmation from Greg however that there is indeed a $100 fee for having a co-owner at the draft.



I'll admit.. the $100 does seem a bit excessive considering none of that goes into the prize pool.. but I do realize that this is a business and they have to make their $$ somehow

Hey guys, yes the co-manager fee is $100. As far as it's excessive, one thing to remember is we don't charge any additional fees on top of our registration fees. That's another aspect of our event that sets us apart from the competition. Plus, we also include a number of items in our Goodie Bags, plus we have the weekly prizes from Upper Deck and Steiner, so we like to believe we offer quite a bit of value on top of the league itself. Our goal is to truly make this an "event" and not just a draft. We like to believe we succeeded on that count in our first year, but we're definitely aiming for bigger and better things this year and in the years to come.

That's another aspect of our event that sets us apart from the competition. From the looks of things.. the "competition" is not in... competition this year



wcofb.com hasn't been updated for this year. I'm not surprised either.. when I played there in 03.. they were very unprofessional and disorganized. Not to mention the infmaous "Roy Halladay drop" fiasco... What a waste of $1700!

(although I did have a great time in Vegas)

Originally posted by JAR:

quote: That's another aspect of our event that sets us apart from the competition. From the looks of things.. the "competition" is not in... competition this year



[/QUOTE]You're correct, it would appear we will be the only high-stakes baseball event in the industry this year. We'll see how it all plays out.

Originally posted by Dak:

Where is this posted and why? $50 bucks? It's posted here in their "Questions" section. Click on the link.

Questions answered re: co-owner fee