119 Owners In Line For $75,000 Main Event Bonus

[Greg Ambrosius]

How cool would it be to win BOTH of our Main Event overall titles? No doubt you'd be the toast of the fantasy sports industry and a bit richer, too. Not only would you win the $125,000 grand prize in the NFBC Main Event and the $80,000 grand prize in the NFBC Primetime, but you'd likely win individual league titles and now a $75,000 cash bonus. That's at least $280,000 in prize money!!

Once again we are offering a $75,000 cash bonus to anyone who can win both overall titles in our 15-Team Main Event and our 12-Team NFBC Primetime. Last year we had 420 teams in the NFBC Main Event and only 240 teams in the NFBC Primetime. Of the three bonuses we are offering, this one definitely has the fewest number of teams and leagues to compete against for the overall titles and the $75,000 bonus. As Lindy Hinkelman proved in 2009 when he won the Main Event-Online Championship $75,000 bonus, it can be done.

We will keep track of every owner who signs up for both contests and is eligible for this bonus. In fact, we'll even list them when they have multiple teams in each event since it gives them an added opportunity to win the bonus. Here's a list of the current signups who are eligible for this bonus along with the Rules:

$75,000 Cash Bonus For NFBC Main Event and NFBC Primetime
Given To Any Owner Who Can Win Both Overall Titles In These Two Contests
Current Signup List Of Owners Signed Up For Both Contests:
1. Michael DeCavalcante, Hoboken, New Jersey
2. Dave Clum, Pembroke Pines, Florida
3. Dustin Wagner, Katy, Texas
4. Michael DeCavalcante, Hoboken, New Jersey
5. KJ Duke, San Diego, California
6. Donald Warner, Wayzata, Minnesota
7. Rob Giese, Shelby Township, Michigan
8. Dave Van Der Stuyf, Willow Springs, Illinois
9. Joseph Martens, Bloomington, Illinois
10. Jacob Halusker, Seven Hills, Ohio
11. Christopher Cosley, Rolling Meadows, Illinois
12. Anthony Palavis, Weirton, West Virginia
13. Jon Stadtmueller, Little Rock, Arkansas
14. David Potts, Auburn, Alabama
15. David Potts, Auburn, Alabama
16. Michael LeDuc, Chino Hills, California
17. Rob Silver, Toronto, Ontario
18. Rob Silver, Toronto, Ontario
19. Scott Jenstad, Altadena, California
20. Jody Ryan, North Oxford, Massachusetts
21. Glenn Lowy Farmingville, New York
22. Glenn Lowy Farmingville, New York
23. Gary Gelesh, Akron, Ohio
24. Bob Mazur, Boulder, Colorado
25. Matthew Bredin, Clyde River, Prince Edward Island
26. Stephen Fiore, Norwalk, Connecticut
27. Duke Viveros, Highland, California
28. John Pausma, Tinley Park, Illinois
29. Dave Potts, Auburn, Alabama
30. Kevin Bass, Potomac, Maryland
31. Eric Heberlig, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania
32. Eric Heberlig, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania
33. Eric Heberlig, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania
34. Michael Makula, Chicago, Illinois
35. Todd Zola, Milford, Massachusetts
36. Mike Massotto, Livingston, New Jersey
37. KJ Duke, San Diego, California
38. Michael Edelman, Elmwood Park, New Jersey
39. Hal Goldstein, Albany, New York
40. James Bradtke, Chevy Chase, Maryland
41. Susi Tyson, Shelbyville, Texas
42. Rob Silver, Toronto, Ontario
43. Kyle Brinkmann, Albion, Illinois
44. Larry Schechter, Clifton Park, New York
45. Matthew Bredin, Clyde River, Prince Edward Island
46. Chad Schroeder, Omaha, Nebraska
47. Chad Schroeder, Omaha, Nebraska
48. Chad Schroeder, Omaha, Nebraska
49. Chad Schroeder, Omaha, Nebraska
50. Jason Magoon, Lincoln, Rhode Island
51. Eric Heberlig, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania
52. Christopher Cosley, Rolling Meadows, Illinois
53. Doug Atkins, Saskatoon, Saskatoon
54. Doug Gruber, Troy, Michigan
55. Mike Cameron, Encinitas, California
56. Bryan Vogel, San Jose, California
57. Dan Kenyon, Grand Junction, Colorado
58. Derek Pierson, St. Louis, Missouri
59. Derek Pierson, St. Louis, Missouri
60. Jeffrey Dobies, Farmingville, New York
61. Christopher Vaccaro, Staten Island, New York
62. Thomas Warner, Houston, Texas
63. Michael OBrien, Brighton, Colorado
64. david longood, salem, Oregon
65. Jeffrey Dobies, Farmingville, New York
66. Vlad Sedler, Los Angeles, California
67. Usman Ahmad, Long Island city, New York
68. Kristopher Reed, South Lyon, Michigan
69. Matthew Anderson, Mahomet, Illinois
70. Ryan Coghill, West Olive, Michigan
71. Scott Newman, Princeton, New Jersey
72. Eric David, boca raton, Florida
73. Joseph Green, San Francisco, California
74. Ken Magner, Freehold, New Jersey
75. Scott Bryden, Davis, Illinois
76. Donn Johnson, Atlanta, Georgia
77. Michael Diedrich, Darien, Illinois
78. Daniel Ducceschi, Orange City, Florida
79. Sam Botnick, Tarzana, California
80. David Penrice, Omaha, Nebraska
81. Martin Bedell, Poughkeepsie, New York
82. David DiDonato, Smithfield, Rhode Island
83. Kristopher Carroll, Bedford, Massachusetts
84. Jeff Butler, Hayes, Virginia
85. Les Travis, Albuquerque, New Mexico
86. James Rodriguez, New York City
87. Joe Anthony, Wake Forest, North Carolina
88. Douglas Jaffe, Commack, New York
89. Kenneth Norred, Ashland, Alabama
90. Jaime Baird, Cambridge, Illinois
91. Lindy Hinkelman, Greencreek, Idaho
92. Chas Nelson, West Allis, Wisconsin
93. Greg Headrick, St. Louis, Missouri
94. Greg Headrick, St. Louis, Missouri
95. John Rundle, Pembroke, Massachusetts
96. Michael Edelman, Elmwood Park, New Jersey
97. Abdulaziz Madani, Boston, Massachusetts
98. kenny enfield, Sept-Iles, Quebec
99. Lindy Hinkelman, Greencreek, Idaho
100. Scott Waggener, Santa Rosa, California
101. Dennis Dale, Cornelia, Georgia
102. David Cushard, Jackson, Michigan
103. Bill Strickler, Holiday, Florida
104. George Kleemann, Palatine, Illinois
105. Reid Landry, Dallas, Texas
106. Christopher Cosley, Rolling Meadows, Illinois
107. Stephen Jupinka, Waldwick, New Jersey
108. Phillip McDonald, Huntsville, Alabama
109. Jim Christie, Rochester, New York
110. Ronny Mor, San Diego, California
111. Ronny Mor, San Diego, California
112. John Bosch, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
113. Les Travis, Tucson, New Mexico
114. Bob Particelli, Berwyn, Pennsylvania
115. Shawn Johnson, Macedon, New York
116. Phillip McDonald, Huntsville, Alabama
117. Gregory Morgan, Westerville, Ohio
118. Tony Wilhelm, St. Louis, Missouri
119. Josh Honeycutt, Paragould, Missouri

http://nfbc.stats.com/baseball/leagues/bonus.asp

The NFBC will offer a $75,000 cash bonus to any owner who can win the overall titles in both the NFBC Classic and the NFBC Primetime. If someone can accomplish that, the total prize winnings will be $280,000. Only those owners entered in both events -- and one owner can have multiple teams in each event -- have a shot at this $75,000 cash bonus. In 2014 Eric Heberlig came the closest to winning this cash bonus as he won the NFBC Primetime and finished 13th in the Main Event. Steve Fiore finished 3rd in the Primetime and 7th in the Main Event, so it can be done.

[Greg Ambrosius]

Okay, remember that we have a $75,000 cash bonus for anyone who can win the Main Event overall championship and the Primetime overall championship. Last year we had almost 120 owners doing both events, so let's see if anyone can do "The Lindy" here and win the 15-team Main Event and 12-Team Main Event. Who's good enough to win the ultimate double?

[Greg Ambrosius]

We now have 23 owners doing both Main Events and in line for the $75,000 cash bonus. With only 252 teams expected in the NFBC Primetime, this is the bonus with the best chance for success. Give it a try if you're doing the Main Event this year.

Thanks to the early returnees to these two events and let's keep adding to the list.

[Roy's Outlaws]

Greg , Why not a Main Event + Auction Championship Bonus ?

[Greg Ambrosius]

I'm glad to welcome back Michael Makula to both Main Event leagues in Chicago this year. Michael finished second in the Main Event last year to the Morgans as he drafted in Chicago League 2. Michael is back for the Main Event and the Primetime at the Sheraton Northbrook as we now have 5 teams in the Chicago Primetime. Let's keep both of those going in Chicago.

Thanks all.

[Baseball Furies]

Missed one, Greg. And after all I do for you keeping you in business.

[Greg Ambrosius]

Missed one, Greg. And after all I do for you keeping you in business.

I'm an imperfect man, Mikey. Thanks for catching my mistake and I'm rooting for one of you to win 'em both!! Good luck.

[KJ Duke]

Are there really 2 Glenn Lowys? I wonder if I met the good Lowy or the alter ego Lowy.

And 3 Potts, 2 Silvers ... c'mon Greg, you're just padding your list now!

[Greg Ambrosius]

Are there really 2 Glenn Lowys? I wonder if I met the good Lowy or the alter ego Lowy.

And 3 Potts, 2 Silvers ... c'mon Greg, you're just padding your list now!

They have multiple combinations to win the $75,000 grand prize. I love customers like that!! Give it a try.

[KJ Duke]

Are there really 2 Glenn Lowys? I wonder if I met the good Lowy or the alter ego Lowy.

And 3 Potts, 2 Silvers ... c'mon Greg, you're just padding your list now!

They have multiple combinations to win the $75,000 grand prize. I love customers like that!! Give it a try.

I did, you consolidated me. But 2 entries into each give me 4 possible winning combinations ... Potts 3X has 9 shots!

[Glenneration X]

Missed one, Greg. And after all I do for you keeping you in business.

I'm an imperfect man, Mikey. Thanks for catching my mistake and I'm rooting for one of you to win 'em both!! Good luck.

Underwriter at the insurance office this morning while reading the names eligible for the Main Event Bonus...
"Duke, Stadt, Potts, Zola, etc. etc. etc. Arghhhhh!!!!"





Same office after getting to Massotto's spot on the list.

[Greg Ambrosius]

Are there really 2 Glenn Lowys? I wonder if I met the good Lowy or the alter ego Lowy.

And 3 Potts, 2 Silvers ... c'mon Greg, you're just padding your list now!

They have multiple combinations to win the $75,000 grand prize. I love customers like that!! Give it a try.

I did, you consolidated me. But 2 entries into each give me 4 possible winning combinations ... Potts 3X has 9 shots!

I never meant to consolidate you. I just missed that last Primetime entry. You have been duly represented on the list for 2 entries in each. Thanks man and now hopefully the list is updated correctly.

[Greg Ambrosius]

We're now closing in on almost 50 teams with entries in both of our Main Events. Someone here could win $280,000+ by winning the 15-team Main Event overall title and the 12-Team Primetime overall title. With only 252 teams expected in the Primetime, it could happen. The Main Event already has 200+ entries as we're almost half full there. Don't delay if you want to get into either of these contests. Thanks all and good luck in the Main Events and in the hunt for this double-double and the $75,000 cash bonus.

[Greg Ambrosius]

We're getting real good interest from our veteran NFBC owners in both Main Events as we now have more than 60 teams signed up for the doubleheader and a shot at $205,000 in grand prizes and this $75,000 cash bonus. Let's keep the momentum going with the Main Event and the Primetime and top last year's total of 120+ teams doing both events. Thanks all and keep the signups coming in as it's been a great last week for these two events.

[ALL-IN JD]

I actually have two teams in each Main Greg.

[RotoGut-Vlad]

Could you add me to the list, Greg? Main Event in Vegas Week 1 and splitting a Primetime the night before.

Thanks,
Vlad

[Greg Ambrosius]

We now have more than 70 owners who are competing for the $75,000 cash bonus between the Main Event and the Primetime!! Nice job everyone. Let's see who can be the best owner in the 15-team AND the 12-team Main Events and let's see if anyone can win both overall titles and over $275,000 in prize month. Great job all and I'll keep updating this thread with every new signup for the Main Event doubleheader!!

Thanks and good luck.

[Greg Ambrosius]

Now a total of 80 owners who are in line for the $75,000 cash bonus between the Main Event and the Primetime!!! Nice and keep 'em coming!!

[Greg Ambrosius]

We're closing in on 100 teams now in both Main Events. Remember that if anyone wins both overall titles they'll win $205,000 in grand prizes plus the $75,000 cash bonus. Lindy Hinkelman did that in the Main Event-Online Championship back in 2009, which was tougher because we had 3 times as many teams in the Online than we'll have in the Primetime this year.

Don't forget to add a Primetime if you already have a Main Event if you want a shot at this bonus. Thanks all and good luck this season.

[Greg Ambrosius]

We're now at 100 owners with teams in both the Main Event and the Primetime, giving them a shot at the $205,000 in grand prizes, $13,500 in league prizes and the $75,000 cash bonus. Last year we finished with just over 120 teams in both Main Events, so let's see if we can top that this year. The Main Event now has almost 370 teams, while the Primetime has just over 160 teams. Thanks for all your support everyone and good luck this year.

[Greg Ambrosius]

We are approaching last year's level of owners with teams in both Main Events as we welcomed back several veteran NFBC owners this week. Philip McDonald is an NFBC Charter Member who unfortunately couldn't play last year because of work, but he's back this year with teams in both Main Events and the 12-Team Super League Online. It's great to have him back as well. We now have 108 teams in both Mains as we give everyone a shot at the $75,000 cash bonus. Last year we had right around 120 teams in both Mains.

Keep 'em coming everyone and don't be afraid to add a Primetime if you already have a Main Event. We still have less than 180 teams in that 12-team format, so odds of winning that $80,000 are as good as they'll ever get. Enjoy and good luck all.

[Greg Ambrosius]

I think we're going to top last year's total of owners in both Main Events. Thanks all for rallying around the Primetime and making that one relevant again. We're looking better there and the Main Event is definitely going to have 29 leagues and 435 teams. Great job everyone.

Now, can anyone on this list when both Main Event overall titles and almost $300,000 in prizes? We'll find out. Good luck all.

[Greg Ambrosius]

We have a couple of owners who are also battling for the $205,000 in overall prizes in the NFBC Main Event and Primetime, while also dreaming about the $75,000 cash bonus for winning both overall titles. Here's a look at the owners who have a realistic shot at that now that we're at the All-Star break:

Don Warner is 4th in the Main Event and 6th overall in the Primetime. Don's so quiet at those live drafts in Las Vegas, but he's killing it this year. Nice job Don.

Philip McDonald returned to the NFBC after a short absence and is making his presence known again. He's 19th in the Main Event and 13th in the Primetime. Nice return Philip.

Eric Heberlig is 26th in the Main Event and 3rd in the Primetime.

Chad Schroeder is 43rd in the Main Event and 2nd in the Primetime.

I hope I didn't miss anyone else. Good luck to all who have a shot at this $75,000 cash bonus.