rebate queen
07-03-2010, 09:38 PM
http://streak.espn.go.com/en/entry?date=20100704
Description:
Guess the outcome of various sporting events and you could win up to $100,000 cash in ESPN's July 2010 Streak for the Cash Challenge.
Eligibility:
Residents of the US, Mexico, United Kingdom, and Canada (void in Quebec), above the age of majority
Start Date:
July 01, 2010
End Date:
July 31, 2010 at 11:59 p.m. ET
Entry Frequency:
1 x daily per person/email.
Sweepstakes Prizes:
Grand Prize (for the person with the longest winning streak): $100,000 cash. (ARV: $100,000)
1st Prizes (for the person with the most winning picks): $2,500 cash. (ARV: $2,500)
Additional Comments:
You must be a member of ESPN.com or one of their affiliated sites. Membership is free and available online.
To enter, guess the outcomes of various sporting events. For example, you may guess that a certain number of goals will be scored during a soccer game, or that one team or another will win a hockey match, or that one basketball player may score more points than another. The person who has the longest winning streak will win the grand prize. The person with the most correct picks overall will win the first prize.
Description:
Guess the outcome of various sporting events and you could win up to $100,000 cash in ESPN's July 2010 Streak for the Cash Challenge.
Eligibility:
Residents of the US, Mexico, United Kingdom, and Canada (void in Quebec), above the age of majority
Start Date:
July 01, 2010
End Date:
July 31, 2010 at 11:59 p.m. ET
Entry Frequency:
1 x daily per person/email.
Sweepstakes Prizes:
Grand Prize (for the person with the longest winning streak): $100,000 cash. (ARV: $100,000)
1st Prizes (for the person with the most winning picks): $2,500 cash. (ARV: $2,500)
Additional Comments:
You must be a member of ESPN.com or one of their affiliated sites. Membership is free and available online.
To enter, guess the outcomes of various sporting events. For example, you may guess that a certain number of goals will be scored during a soccer game, or that one team or another will win a hockey match, or that one basketball player may score more points than another. The person who has the longest winning streak will win the grand prize. The person with the most correct picks overall will win the first prize.