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League Betting

The first form of betting within your league is the league buy-in pot. The commissioner of the league sets the league buy-in amount and how the winnings will be dispersed at the end of the season. For instance, lets say the commissioner sets a $50 buy-in amount with 60% to the winner, 30% to the runner up, and 10% to third place. In this 12-team league the total pot would be $600. After the 10% service fee, the pot is left at $540. The winner would then get a $324 payout, with $162 going to the runner up, and $54 going to the third place finisher. The commissioner can set up the league so the winner takes all, or up to four paid out finishers by designating a percentage cut to each. Before joining a league make sure you like the payout structure designated by the commissioner. If the league you join fails to fill up close to the draft date, FFB will put you with another league with the same buy-in amount and the most closely structured payout system possible.
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Weekly side bets

The second form of betting within your league is the weekly side bets. This is where the serious money is to be made. During each week of the season any team in the league can make a side bet with any other team in the league. Whether your team is playing them head to head that week or not makes no difference. The bet is which team's starting line-up or individual players will score the most total points. The amount of the bet can be as much as you want. For example, lets say a $50 bet has been offered and accepted. Once the weekend games have started and the bet is finalized, $50 is taken from both players' accounts. After the 5% juice is taken from the bet, the winner will receive $95 into their account at the conclusion of the weekend.
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Proposing bets

To propose a bet, simply click on "propose bet" on either your league page or team page. You will be prompted to select the team you want to wager with. In the scroll down bar, select the team you want to bet with. After selecting the team, click on the scroll bar to the right and enter an amount for you each to bet. Now, simply click on "submit proposal" and an email will be sent to the other owner for review. Along with the email, a flashing "bet proposal" alert will be flashing on the other owner's homepage, league page, and team page.
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Accepting bets

If you have received an email or find a flashing "bet proposal" icon on your homepage, simply click on the icon to view the details of the bet. If you like what you see and think your team will outscore the proposer's team, click on "accept bet" to finalize the pending transaction. At this time a confirmation email will be sent to all parties involved detailing the bet amount, the winners cut, and the week the bet is in effect. Along with the email, all pending bets will be shown on the league page for all owners to see. If an owner fails to answer the proposal by the first game of the week, they are not involved in the wager and there is no action taken. The final confirmation is set just before the first game of the week, where the owner's accounts are debited and the bet is finalized. As always, any pending bet can be canceled before the first game of that week. In that case, bet cancellation notices are sent to the owners involved.
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Counter bet

If a bet has been proposed to you, you have the ability to make a counter offer on the amount of the bet. Whether you want to up the stakes or minimize the amount is up to you. Simply click on "counter bet" and fill in a different bet amount. Then, click on "submit proposal" to send the counter offer back to the original owner. In the same fashion as the original proposal, the owner will receive an email, along with a flashing alert for he/she to review the details of the counter bet. At this time the bet can be accepted or countered again until an agreement is made and the bet is finalized. Once finalized, the confirmation is sent to both owners and posted on the league page for all to view. The final confirmation is set just before the first game of the week, where the owner's accounts are debited and the bet is finalized. As always, any pending bet can be canceled before the first game of that week. In that case, bet cancellation notices are sent to the owners involved.
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Rejecting bets

Rejecting a bet is as simple as it sounds. When a bet is proposed to you, there will be an email notification along with the flashing alert on your homepage, league page, and team page. By clicking on the proposal you have the option to "accept bet", "counter bet", or "reject bet." Whether you don't like the amount of the bet or the team that has proposed it, you can simply click on "reject bet" and a rejection notice is sent to the owner that proposed it. By doing this, the bet proposal is wiped clean and no action is taken.

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Multi-team bets


This is where it gets fun. To engage in a multi-team bet, click on "propose bet" in the same fashion you would for a head to head wager. Now, while selecting a team to bet with in the scroll down bar, hold down the control button on your keyboard and click on as many teams as you wish to bet with. After you've selected the teams, use the scroll down bar to the right to enter an amount for each team to throw in. Next, simply click on "submit proposal" and an email will be sent to all teams involved, along with the flashing "bet proposal" icon on their homepage, league page, and team page. Each owner will review the details of the bet and the teams involved. At this point, each owner decides if they want in on the wager or not. In the same style as the other forms of weekly side bets, the owner can accept or reject the offer. There is no option to counter bets with multiple teams due to the confusion it would cause. As the owners accept the multi-team bet, confirmation emails are sent to all involved and the details are posted on the league page. If an owner rejects the bet or fails to answer the proposal by the first game of the week, they are not involved in the wager. The final confirmation is set just before the first game of the week, where the owner's accounts are debited and the bet is finalized. As always, an owner can cancel a pending bet at any time before the first game of the week.


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Playoff side bets


This is where it gets really good. Teams that make the playoffs are not only competing for the league pot, but they can also continue the side betting on their way to the championship. Only the teams that make the playoffs are permitted to side bet on their playoff games. Any team can bet any other team that is in the playoffs, regardless of who is playing who in the head to head match up. The same structure of proposing bets, accepting bets, counter bets and rejecting bets during the regular season pertains to the playoffs.

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Pending bets


A list of your pending bets will be shown on your homepage, league page and team page. Pending bets are bets that you have agreed to for the upcoming week. A pending bet has not taken any funds from your account. It simply shows you what bets you have scheduled. At any time you can cancel a pending bet before the first game of the week has started. We understand that key players on your roster can get injured during the week, making your bet not as attractive as it was earlier in the week.

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Past bets

This icon will be shown on your homepage to show you all past bets you have made in all your leagues. It takes into consideration all your league buy-in amounts, weekly side bets, and weekly pick 'em pool entries. It will clearly show all wins and losses that lead to your current account balance.

On your individual league and team page, the "past bets" icon will only show the wagers you have made within that league. This will give you a clear understanding of all the action you have taken in that specific league.
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Current bets

A current bets icon is shown to you on your personal homepage and indicates all your outstanding wagers for the weekend's games. It shows you exactly who you are in a current bet with, how much is being wagered, and what the payout is to the winner. On your individual league and team pages the "current bets" icon will show you only the bets outstanding in that league for the week.
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Account balance

Your account balance icon is shown on your personal homepage, league page and team page. It shows you the up to date current balance in your account. It will also show you all the pending bets you have agreed to. Remember, you cannot get involved in any wagers unless your account balance is more than the total amount of pending bets.
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Member Accounts Rules

Your account with FFB is a season long adventure. When you initially fund your account, the money is put into a secure bank for the duration of the season. During the course of the season your object is to make, and win, as many bets as you can with the other teams in your league(s). If you're as good as you think you are, by seasons end you will be cashing out a whole lot more than your initial deposit. If however, you do double your money before the end of the season, you may request a payout prior to seasons end. The reason for this is, in order for us to bring you the value that we do, we give lump sum payouts at the end of your leagues NFL fantasy season. For instance, if you fund your account with $500 in the beginning of the season, you have all season to keep betting and keep winning. Come seasons end, even if you haven't won your league, lets say you turned that $500 into $1900 with side bets, that is exactly how much money will be funded to you. In the case you win your league, then you would receive the league pot, plus all your side bet winnings. It's just like any other fantasy football website where you pay in the beginning of the season and get paid out at the end. The only difference with us is that you have a much better than the usual 12 to 1 shot of bringing home the dough. If you start the season a little slow with a couple of bet losses, no problem, you can re-up your account at any time to make it back. At the end of the season you can request your payout with no fees by crediting back to your credit card, cashiers check, or western union. A bank wire transfer into your bank account will incur a fee of $30 for processing of payment.
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Weekly Pick 'em pool payouts

The weekly pick 'em pools are a completely different monster than your league(s) betting. You buy into the pools with your same member account, but if you win the pool, you're paid out right away. Pool winners collect their money with no fees in the transfer of their choice. You can request a credit to your credit card, cashiers check, or western union. There is a small $30 fee for a bank wire directly into your bank account.
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Referral Bonus Rules

All members can receive the $5 bonus for every friend they refer. The member must fund their account with a minimum deposit of $100. The friends they refer must also deposit at least $100 into their new account for you to receive the bonus. In order to receive the bonus payouts at the end of the season, the member bet at least the amount of the total bonuses, plus the $100 minimum. For example, if you fund your account with $100 and you get 11 friends to do the same, you will have $155 in your account. Before the end of the season you must bet at least a total of $155 to receive your bonus in full. This is not a difficult task considering all bets on our web site contribute to your bet total, including the league buy-in amount, all weekly side bets, and all weekly pick 'em pool entries. On a different note, if you fund your account with $500 and get 11 friends to sign up and deposit the minimum $100, you still only need to bet the total of $155 before the end of the season to get your bonus. By simply entering a $200 buy-in league you've overcome the minimum and the bonus is automatically yours.
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Funding Your Account

A member can fund their account and re-up their account at any time during the course of the season. The member is then expected to wager at least the total amount that they have deposited into their account. If a member fails to bet the total amount they have deposited before the end of the season, they are subject to a 20% charge of all unwagered funds. For example, if a member funds their account with $100 and only bets a total of $60 throughout the season, win or lose, come the end of the season they are charged a 20% fee for the $40 they failed to put on the table. This would be a measly $8 fee subtracted from their payout at the end of the season. If a member fails to wager all deposited funds he/she can also opt to leave the remaining funds in their account until next season with no charge.
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