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Tuesday, November 17, 2015
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Wednesday, November 4, 2015
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Mr. Fantasy’s Daily Fantasy Basketball Dunks for November 4—Hold The Curry
2015-11-04 14:08:23
By Dave Del Grande
@DaveDelGrande
TIP OF THE DAY
Don’t get caught up in the hype.
It must have been easy scripting the promo for ESPN’s late-night titanic
between the unbeaten the Clippers and Warriors on Wednesday night.
It’s a modern-day Hagler vs. Hearns, pitting the power of Clippers forward Blake Griffin (FantasyAces $7,000) against the finesse of Warriors guard Stephen Curry (FantasyAces $7,800).
And these two teams don’t like each other.
Yeah, yeah. But is there fantasy value?
Gotta say: Probably not in Griffin or Curry.
Griffin, who is off to a fast start, averaging 29.5 points and 9.3
rebounds, goes up against one of the best defensive power forwards in
the game today in Golden State’s Draymond Green (FantasyAces $5,750).
The matchup was a bit one-sided last season, with Green outscoring
Griffin 23-14 and outrebounding him 13-1 in their only meeting in
Oakland, site of Wednesday’s game.
Meanwhile, few teams defend Curry better than the Clippers. They
double-team him at every turn, forcing him to be more of a game manager
than a shooter.
It produced averages of 20.3 points (down 15 percent from his
full-season figure) and just 5.5 assists a game, his second-lowest
figure against any opponent.
And to get these guys Wednesday, you’re going to have to pay the highest
price in the entire FantasyAces game for Curry and the seventh-highest
for Griffin.
No thanks.
Alas, if you want interest in the big showdown, go with Green, who will
battle Griffin for every rebound on one end and slip away from him while
he’s double-teaming Curry on the other.
MUST PLAY
Greg Monroe, Bucks forward (FantasyAces $6,300).
I mention this a lot in my football analysis: In the fantasy game, one is almost always better than two.
In football, it usually relates to running backs. One guy getting all
the carries tends to be far more fantasy-friendly than two guys sharing
the ball.
The same can be true among big men in the NBA.
Take last year’s Pistons, for example.
Monroe and center Andre Drummond posted big numbers as a tandem last
season. If you picked the right one, you often got a nice fantasy boost.
But it wasn’t all that often that both shined on the same night.
Well … this year they’ve separated, with Monroe having gone to the
Bucks. And now it takes two spotlights to capture their successes.
Monroe has been brilliant in Milwaukee, already having recorded 22-and-14 and 23-and-13 double-doubles in points and rebounds.
And now he goes up against the 76ers’ young front line, so you can expect more fireworks. Perhaps his biggest display yet.
Drummond was a one-man wrecking crew in fantasy contests Tuesday night with 25 points in 29 rebounds.
The ball’s now in Monroe’s court.
MUST AVOID
Damon Lillard, Trail Blazers guard (FantasyAces $6,600).
More is being asked of Lillard this season on a Trail Blazers team that
already pretty much has played its way out of playoff contention.
But more Lillard means more shooting amid more defensive attention, and that’s not necessarily a good thing.
The young point guard is averaging 25.5 points and 8.0 assists so far, but he’s shooting just 44.6 percent.
All those numbers figure to take a hit Wednesday night at Utah, where he
averaged just 21.0 points and 6.0 assists in two visits last season,
shooting 41.9 percent.
And now Lillard heads into Salt Lake City with a far weaker supporting
cast, and this time will be facing a Jazz defense that has shut down
opposing points guard so far, giving up just 16.7 points per game on
38.5-percent shooting.
If you’re going to invest big in a point guard Wednesday night, it really should be Oklahoma City’s Russell Westbrook (FantasyAces $7,550) or ...
HISTORY LESSON
The Spurs rank among the NBA’s best at defending four of the five positions.
The one spot where they are by far the weakest: Point guard.
That figures to get exposed Wednesday night when the Spurs, playing
their third road game in four days, go up against one of the league’s
best in Washington’s John Wall (FantasyAces $6,700).
Wall is off to another fast start this season, averaging 22.0 points and 6.7 assists per game.
He was right around those numbers (20.0 and 8.0) against the Spurs last season, connecting on 57.1 percent of his shots.
Clearly, San Antonio hasn’t improved its defensive capabilities at the
position this season. They rank among the league’s worst in average
points (27.5) and assists (9.5) surrendered to opposing point guards
this year.
And that’s despite having seen the Nets, Celtics and Knicks in their last three games.
Wall trumps anything those guys have had to offer.
ULTIMATE SLEEPER
Jon Leuer, Suns forward (FantasyAces $3,500).
The Suns have very little depth up front, which has thrust Leuer into significant playing time early in the season.
It’s resulted in a couple of good games, including a 14-point, seven-rebound, three-assist outing against Dallas in the opener.
Similar success Wednesday night against the Kings would not be a surprise.
First off, Sacramento comes to town without star big man DeMarcus Cousins, who is out with a strained Achilles’ tendon.
And they flew south a bit fatigued early in the morning, having gotten beaten up by the rugged Grizzlies on Tuesday night.
The Kings nonetheless love to run up and down the court, a style that suits the Suns well.
Don’t be surprised if Leuer is among the Suns who take advantage.
INJURY ALERT
Speaking of teams playing back-to-backs …
This one, because of unique circumstances, actually works in the favor the team on the second night of such a junket Wednesday.
The Hawks had to pour pretty much everything they had into a narrow road win at Miami on Tuesday.
They could use some fresh legs for Brooklyn’s visit on Wednesday.
Lo and behold, that’s exactly what they’ll get from guard Thabo Sefolosha (FantasyAces $3,800), who isn’t playing back-to-backs early in the season while an ankle injury fully heals.
He took Tuesday off, and figures to be the freshest Hawk on the floor Wednesday.
Sefolosha followed a similar pattern last week when he sat out the
club’s game against the Knicks, then returned to provide four points,
six rebounds, three assists and two steals in 21 minutes against
Charlotte.
A week later, his ankle is in better shape, so he can be expected to be extended well past those 21 minutes.
That promises to produce fantasy-worthy numbers at a bargain price.
About Mr. Fantasy
Dave Del Grande didn't invent fantasy sports--it only seems that
way. He was the first journalist to write a weekly column exclusively
devoted to fantasy sports published in a daily newspaper, The Oakland Tribune,
which was the birthplace of fantasy football. Del Grande was also was
the first sportswriter to have a fantasy column syndicated nationally by
Universal Press. He authored the original “Ask Mr. Fantasy” column for ESPN.com and also helped launch the highly successful fantasy endeavors of USA Today Sports Weekly and NFL.com.
He is an award-winning NBA basketball reporter, covering the Golden
State Warriors. Today, Dave continues to cover the Warriors and San
Francisco Giants for The Sports Xchange.
2015-11-04 14:08:23
By Dave Del Grande@DaveDelGrande
TIP OF THE DAY
Don’t get caught up in the hype.
It must have been easy scripting the promo for ESPN’s late-night titanic
between the unbeaten the Clippers and Warriors on Wednesday night.
It’s a modern-day Hagler vs. Hearns, pitting the power of Clippers forward Blake Griffin (FantasyAces $7,000) against the finesse of Warriors guard Stephen Curry (FantasyAces $7,800).
And these two teams don’t like each other.
Yeah, yeah. But is there fantasy value?
Gotta say: Probably not in Griffin or Curry.
Griffin, who is off to a fast start, averaging 29.5 points and 9.3
rebounds, goes up against one of the best defensive power forwards in
the game today in Golden State’s Draymond Green (FantasyAces $5,750).
The matchup was a bit one-sided last season, with Green outscoring
Griffin 23-14 and outrebounding him 13-1 in their only meeting in
Oakland, site of Wednesday’s game.
Meanwhile, few teams defend Curry better than the Clippers. They
double-team him at every turn, forcing him to be more of a game manager
than a shooter.
It produced averages of 20.3 points (down 15 percent from his
full-season figure) and just 5.5 assists a game, his second-lowest
figure against any opponent.
And to get these guys Wednesday, you’re going to have to pay the highest
price in the entire FantasyAces game for Curry and the seventh-highest
for Griffin.
No thanks.
Alas, if you want interest in the big showdown, go with Green, who will
battle Griffin for every rebound on one end and slip away from him while
he’s double-teaming Curry on the other.
MUST PLAY
Greg Monroe, Bucks forward (FantasyAces $6,300).
I mention this a lot in my football analysis: In the fantasy game, one is almost always better than two.
In football, it usually relates to running backs. One guy getting all
the carries tends to be far more fantasy-friendly than two guys sharing
the ball.
The same can be true among big men in the NBA.
Take last year’s Pistons, for example.
Monroe and center Andre Drummond posted big numbers as a tandem last
season. If you picked the right one, you often got a nice fantasy boost.
But it wasn’t all that often that both shined on the same night.
Well … this year they’ve separated, with Monroe having gone to the
Bucks. And now it takes two spotlights to capture their successes.
Monroe has been brilliant in Milwaukee, already having recorded 22-and-14 and 23-and-13 double-doubles in points and rebounds.
And now he goes up against the 76ers’ young front line, so you can expect more fireworks. Perhaps his biggest display yet.
Drummond was a one-man wrecking crew in fantasy contests Tuesday night with 25 points in 29 rebounds.
The ball’s now in Monroe’s court.
MUST AVOID
Damon Lillard, Trail Blazers guard (FantasyAces $6,600).
More is being asked of Lillard this season on a Trail Blazers team that
already pretty much has played its way out of playoff contention.
But more Lillard means more shooting amid more defensive attention, and that’s not necessarily a good thing.
The young point guard is averaging 25.5 points and 8.0 assists so far, but he’s shooting just 44.6 percent.
All those numbers figure to take a hit Wednesday night at Utah, where he
averaged just 21.0 points and 6.0 assists in two visits last season,
shooting 41.9 percent.
And now Lillard heads into Salt Lake City with a far weaker supporting
cast, and this time will be facing a Jazz defense that has shut down
opposing points guard so far, giving up just 16.7 points per game on
38.5-percent shooting.
If you’re going to invest big in a point guard Wednesday night, it really should be Oklahoma City’s Russell Westbrook (FantasyAces $7,550) or ...
HISTORY LESSON
The Spurs rank among the NBA’s best at defending four of the five positions.
The one spot where they are by far the weakest: Point guard.
That figures to get exposed Wednesday night when the Spurs, playing
their third road game in four days, go up against one of the league’s
best in Washington’s John Wall (FantasyAces $6,700).
Wall is off to another fast start this season, averaging 22.0 points and 6.7 assists per game.
He was right around those numbers (20.0 and 8.0) against the Spurs last season, connecting on 57.1 percent of his shots.
Clearly, San Antonio hasn’t improved its defensive capabilities at the
position this season. They rank among the league’s worst in average
points (27.5) and assists (9.5) surrendered to opposing point guards
this year.
And that’s despite having seen the Nets, Celtics and Knicks in their last three games.
Wall trumps anything those guys have had to offer.
ULTIMATE SLEEPER
Jon Leuer, Suns forward (FantasyAces $3,500).
The Suns have very little depth up front, which has thrust Leuer into significant playing time early in the season.
It’s resulted in a couple of good games, including a 14-point, seven-rebound, three-assist outing against Dallas in the opener.
Similar success Wednesday night against the Kings would not be a surprise.
First off, Sacramento comes to town without star big man DeMarcus Cousins, who is out with a strained Achilles’ tendon.
And they flew south a bit fatigued early in the morning, having gotten beaten up by the rugged Grizzlies on Tuesday night.
The Kings nonetheless love to run up and down the court, a style that suits the Suns well.
Don’t be surprised if Leuer is among the Suns who take advantage.
INJURY ALERT
Speaking of teams playing back-to-backs …
This one, because of unique circumstances, actually works in the favor the team on the second night of such a junket Wednesday.
The Hawks had to pour pretty much everything they had into a narrow road win at Miami on Tuesday.
They could use some fresh legs for Brooklyn’s visit on Wednesday.
Lo and behold, that’s exactly what they’ll get from guard Thabo Sefolosha (FantasyAces $3,800), who isn’t playing back-to-backs early in the season while an ankle injury fully heals.
He took Tuesday off, and figures to be the freshest Hawk on the floor Wednesday.
Sefolosha followed a similar pattern last week when he sat out the
club’s game against the Knicks, then returned to provide four points,
six rebounds, three assists and two steals in 21 minutes against
Charlotte.
A week later, his ankle is in better shape, so he can be expected to be extended well past those 21 minutes.
That promises to produce fantasy-worthy numbers at a bargain price.
Mr. Fantasy offers free advice! Ask your questions on Twitter at @DaveDelGrande.
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About Mr. Fantasy
Dave Del Grande didn't invent fantasy sports--it only seems that
way. He was the first journalist to write a weekly column exclusively
devoted to fantasy sports published in a daily newspaper, The Oakland Tribune,
which was the birthplace of fantasy football. Del Grande was also was
the first sportswriter to have a fantasy column syndicated nationally by
Universal Press. He authored the original “Ask Mr. Fantasy” column for ESPN.com and also helped launch the highly successful fantasy endeavors of USA Today Sports Weekly and NFL.com.
He is an award-winning NBA basketball reporter, covering the Golden
State Warriors. Today, Dave continues to cover the Warriors and San
Francisco Giants for The Sports Xchange.
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Monday, September 21, 2015
Play Fantasy Aces Football Championship (FAFC) Satellites to Win Qualifier Tix at a Big Discount - Handicappers Hideaway
Play Fantasy Aces Football Championship (FAFC) Satellites to Win Qualifier Tix at a Big Discount
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$500,000 FantasyAces Football Championship at Palms Las Vegas - Handicappers Hideaway
$500,000 FantasyAces Football Championship at Palms Las Vegas
FantasyAces.com,
a leader in the rapidly growing multi-billion Daily Fantasy Sports
industry, announced that it will host a live NFL championship event with
a half-million dollars in prizes at Palms Casino Resort.
The $500,000 FantasyAces Football Championship will take place on
December 13, 2015, with 40 finalists competing in a live one-day fantasy
football contest for a $100,000 grand prize.
Qualifying events will commence the first week of the 2015 NFL
season, with multiple contests at a range of entry fees. FantasyAces
will also offer satellite games in other sports that provide customers
the opportunity to win qualifier tickets at value price points.
Fresh off a hugely successful live baseball championship at Angels
Stadium on August 15 that included an on-field Home Run Derby,
FantasyAces is moving the festivities outside of Southern California for
the first time.
“Las Vegas is the worldwide sports entertainment capital and taking
the 2015 FantasyAces Football Championship there with $500,000 in prizes
is a testament to our rapid growth,” explains co-founder Trent Frisina.
“We’ve become a major player in the DFS industry due to a company
philosophy that focuses on providing a superior user experience.”
The $500,000 prize pool is double the company’s previous high mark.
In addition to huge cash prizes, FAFC qualifiers and their guests will
enjoy three luxury-filled nights at Palms.
The festivities will begin with an exclusive Reception Party at The
View, which is located at the top of Palms Fantasy Tower and features
breathtaking panoramas of the Las Vegas skyline.
The live championship party will take place in the famous Hardwood
Suite, a massive 10,000 square-foot palace that boasts an indoor
basketball court and a professional locker room. The suite will be
equipped with an array of high-definition widescreen monitors so
qualifiers can watch every snap of NFL action.
In addition to the $100,000 grand prize, the event champion will be
upgraded to the 1800 square-foot Fantasy Penthouse on Sunday night.
“This will be our fourth live championship event, and they continue
to get bigger and better every time,” comments Bryan Frisina,
FantasyAces co-founder. “We are focused on delivering an unforgettable
experience for every qualifier. For the 2015 FAFC, we thought it fitting
that the champion celebrates the victory like a true celebrity in the
Fantasy Penthouse.”
Founded in 2012 by Tom Frisina and sons Trent and Bryan, FantasyAces
opened for daily gameplay in March 2013. The Frisina family focuses on
providing unmatched customer service and creating proprietary contest
offerings such as SalaryProTM, which features a flexible salary cap for a uniquely exciting daily fantasy sports experience.
In 2014, the $100,000 FantasyAces Football Championship was one of
only three live event finals in the daily fantasy sports industry, and
the $100,000 FantasyAces Basketball Championship was the first live NBA
event final announced for 2015. And the $250,000 FantasyAces World
Baseball Championship was the first live event final in daily fantasy
sports history to be held at a professional sports venue.
$500,000 FantasyAces Football Championship
Date: Sunday, December 13, 2015
Location: Palms Casino Resort, Las Vegas
What’s Included:
• Friday Night Reception Party in “The View” lounge
• Sunday Championship Party in the famous Hardwood Suite – A classic FantasyAces Party
• $100,000 to the champion and a room upgrade to the lavish Fantasy Penthouse, which features 1,850 square feet of opulence
Reception Party at The View
2015 FAFC festivities will kick off on Friday evening with food and
drinks at The View lounge, located at the top of Palms Fantasy Tower.
The View is the place to take in breathtaking panoramas of the Las Vegas
skyline. As you enter, the spectacular Diamond Bar glitters in the
light, illuminated by incredible Philippe Starck baccarat crystal
chandeliers.
Located in Palms Fantasy Tower, the Hardwood Suite is full-court
impressive. Covering 10,000 square feet on two floors, this massive
suite boasts an indoor basketball court, professional locker room,
NBA-sized fold out beds, lounge and bar. It’s every basketball fan’s
dream come true.
Fantasy Penthouse
In addition to a $100,000 grand prize, the 2015 FAFC winner will
spend Sunday night in the exclusive Fantasy Penthouse for a true
championship experience. Sitting high atop the Fantasy Tower, the one
bedroom Fantasy Penthouse is at the apex of fashionable living. From the
designer décor to the well-appointed amenities, no detail of this
sprawling, 1,850-square-foot sanctuary has been overlooked.
2015 FAFC Payouts
FantasyAces will award $500,000 in prizes at the end of the FAFC,
deposited directly into your account. Here is what’s at stake for the
finalists:
1st
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$100,000
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11th
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$8,000
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21st
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$5,000
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31st
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$3,000
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2nd
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$75,000
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12th
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$8,000
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22nd
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$5,000
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32nd
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$3,000
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3rd
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$50,000
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13th
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$8,000
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23rd
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$5,000
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33rd
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$3,000
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4th
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$30,000
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14th
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$8,000
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24th
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$5,000
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34th
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$3,000
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5th
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$25,000
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15th
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$8,000
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25th
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$5,000
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35th
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$3,000
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6th
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$20,000
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16th
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$6,000
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26th
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$4,000
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36th
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$3,000
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7th
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$17,500
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17th
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$6,000
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27th
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$4,000
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37th
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$3,000
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8th
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$15,000
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18th
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$6,000
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28th
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$4,000
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38th
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$3,000
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9th
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$12,500
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19th
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$6,000
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29th
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$4,000
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39th
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$3,000
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10th
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$10,000
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20th
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$6,000
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30th
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$4,000
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40th
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$3,000
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Wednesday, January 21, 2015
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