Amazing Race 10

Race 10 is Officially Over!

Season 10 of Amazing Race is over and we have a winner! We also have a winner of the Amazing Race 10 Pool Grand POT! Check out the weekly standing page.

Also, be forwarded that there will be an "ALL STAR" show starting in February 2007. No word yet on who the teams are that will be coming back to play again but we can only hope that it is "Jonathan and Victoria"? Only time will tell.

The Elimination pot will be $2.50 $2.27 for each elimination round. Sorry folks I goofed and didn't add the extra team (twelve teams this year instead of 11) to the process. So the Weekly elimination pot will only be $2.27 instead of $2.50. ($25.00 divided by 11 team eliminations = $2.27) Sorry if you all had your winnings spent.

Good Luck Everyone!

Official Rules:
Fill out the Make Your Pick Form with your choices. First place is who you feel will WIN the race. Twelfth place is who you think will be ELIMINATED first. And so on. Submit the form and get the money to me.

Here's how the point system works:

Each player will submit an entry form with their picks on how they think the "teams" will place in the race from 1st - 12th place. Each elimination round, players will receive points based on those picks. Example: Say that the team of Rob and Kimberly are eliminated first (or 12th place). You picked Rob and Kimberly to come in 5th. You would receive 7 points that elimination, which is the difference between 5th and 12th. If you had picked Rob and Kimberly to be eliminated first (or 12th place) then you would have received 0 points. The points will be tallied each week and the player with the lowest points at the end of the season wins the BIG POT!

The "Elimination Pot" will be paid out each elimination round. It will be paid to the player/players that get zero points that week. If there are no player/players with zero points that elimination, the pot will be added to the remaining elimination pot and be divided equally by the remaining eliminations. This will make the pot alittle bit bigger. The amount of the ELIMINATION POT will vary by the number of people playing AND whether there was a winner the previous week.