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1. June 2011, 13:25:10

Thom27

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Subject: free prize tournament

How to create a free prize tournament? Can everybody do this? Say the winner is to receive brains; are they detracted from thre creator's brains account or can they be bought with money?

1. June 2011, 13:49:16

Fencer

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Subject: Re: free prize tournament

Thom27: Everybody can do this and Brains are deducted from your account.
Find more information here: http://brainking.info/archives/608-Prize-tournaments-redesigned.html

1. June 2011, 15:53:47

rod03801

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Subject: Re: free prize tournament

Fencer: When can brains be purchased again?

1. June 2011, 15:57:05

Fencer

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Subject: Re: free prize tournament

rod03801: I am afraid not. Some companies (PayPal) seem to be too paranoid to understand that it is not a gambling. There is no point to fight a red tape.

1. June 2011, 16:12:53

MadMonkey

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Subject: Re: free prize tournament

Fencer: Could you explain why that is please ? Surely there is no difference between buying Brains on here OR Gems on Pogo....they are both used as site currencies....well so i would say

1. June 2011, 16:34:54

Fencer

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Subject: Re: free prize tournament

MadMonkey: I can hardly explain what I don't understand myself.

But my guess is that you can use Brains to pay for tournament fees in order to win more Brains, so it is probably considered as gambling, although there is no way to change Brains back to real money. Don't ask me what sort of moron came with this ridiculous conclusion.