Breeders’ Cup Classic 2011 Contest Pays $100,000: Take The Challenge

Written by :

Carrie Stroup

Published on :

4 November, 2011

Check out this Breeders Cup Classic 2011 contest: Play for more than $100,000.00 in cash in the Sportsbook.com Breeders’ Cup Classic Challenge.

There is no better way to celebrate the 27th running of the Breeders’ Cup World Championships than by cashing in on a six-figure payday.

Also, a $2,500.00 guaranteed prize will be up for grabs just in case no one collects the $100K.

$100,000.00 Grand Prize

Correctly predict the finishing order of the Top 10 horses in Saturday’s Breeders’ Cup Classic and the $100,000.00 is yours.

$2,500.00 Breeders’ Cup Classic Prize

All qualifying entries for the $100,000.00 prize earn points for every correct prediction. You’ll earn 10 points for correctly predicting the winner, nine points for predicting the runner-up, all the way down to 1 point for the 10th-place finisher. If you earn more points than anyone else, and nobody wins the $100,000.00, the $2,500.00 guaranteed cash is yours.

- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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