Dive into the Thrills of the Fantasy Vuelta a España (Budget) (At least 6550 USD/6,000 Euro/5,155 GBP in prizes!
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If you're a cycling enthusiast looking for an extra layer of excitement during the Vuelta a España, Zweeler has just the game for you. Beyond the main game where you can pick riders without any financial constraints, Zweeler introduces the Fantasy Vuelta a España (Budget Edition)—a unique challenge that tests not just your knowledge of top riders but also your ability to spot hidden gems.
In this budget game, selecting high-performing riders is just part of the strategy. The real skill lies in identifying 'bargains'—riders who deliver big points without a hefty price tag. It's a completely different game experience, but no less thrilling, especially with a grand prize of $1377/€1,250/£1,072 up for grabs!
Jump right into the action of the Fantasy Vuelta a España (Budget)
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Game Overview
Start Date: Saturday, 17 August 2024, at 17:23.
Budget:
- Main Lineup: You have €270 million to select 17 riders for your starting lineup.
- Substitutes: An additional €65 million is allocated to choose 5 substitutes.
How to Score: Points are awarded based on each stage's performance as well as the General Classification.
Key Features
- Substitute System: If one of your riders doesn't start a stage, your substitute rider steps in. However, the original rider's points remain in your total, and the substitute's points start accumulating from the next stage. Keep in mind that riders not listed at the start of the game won’t be replaced.
- NEW Substitute Matching: If a rider withdraws, the substitute with the closest value to the withdrawn rider will automatically take their place. For instance, if you have Wout van Aert (valued at €15.0 million) and your substitutes include Egan Bernal (€27.0 million), Caleb Ewan (€11.0 million), and Marc Hirschi (€10.0 million), then Ewan will take over, as his value is closest to Van Aert's. If two substitutes have the same value difference, the higher-valued rider steps in. Should they have identical values, the one listed higher in your substitute list will enter the race.
Entry and Prizes
- Entry Fee: $27,55/€25.00/£21,46 per team.
- Prizes: The game boasts a guaranteed prize pool of $6550/€6,000/£, 5,155 with $1377/€1,250/£1,072 awarded to the first-place winner. A total of 46 General Classification (GC) prizes are up for grabs.
Sub-League Prizes
Form your own league with friends, family, or colleagues and compete for sub-league prizes totaling €90 (€50 for first place, €25 for second, and €15 for third).
Exciting News for U.S. Players: Zweeler Now Available in Select States!
Zweeler, the premier platform for fantasy sports, is expanding its reach in the United States! We are thrilled to announce that players from the following states can now join in the fun and compete for fantastic prizes:
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Alabama, Alaska, California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, West Virginia, Wyoming.
If you reside in any of these states, you can now fully participate in all the exciting games and competitions that Zweeler has to offer. Whether you're a seasoned fantasy sports player or a newcomer, now is the perfect time to dive into the action and see if you have what it takes to win big!
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