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Tour Down Under Game 2010

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  1. Hello all,

    We organize now for the second year the Tour Down Under Game. Last year we had a little more than 200 teams, and we hope this year to go for the 400 teams. Especially this game is played by people who are watching and breathing cycling 24/7 so if you want to participate, expect competition.

    The rules are easy, you need to fill in 15 riders, 5 subs the winner of the TDU and the winner of the sprinting classification. If a riders doesn't finish, the next day a sub will take his place.

    The game is not for free, it costs 5 euro per team, because this makes it, according to us, more exciting. Due to this you can win every stage a prize (35, 25, 20 and 10 euro) and of course there are GC prizes (nr 1 125 euro). You can pay by paypal or by wire transfer, we are not yet that far, that we accept credit card payments (maybe next year 😉 ).

    If you want to join, please follow this link: Tour Down Under Spel: Home

    If there are questions please ask them here, or by email, I can answer them all.

    Good luck,

    😄

  2. or you could try playing the Cycling Fever Tour Down Under game

    "In this race-special you will find anything there is to know about the race in the way you're accustomed to. The history, current stage descriptions, a historical database with all the stages and results, stage cities, climbs, previews, rider statistics and more. And we nearly forgot to mention that we have two different cycling competitions ready for you to enjoy while you're at it.

    Ah, yes, joining is free, even when you don't want to participate in the games and just want access to our database and all the fun stuff on the Race!"

  3. I fully agree with Lucybears. 😄 A lot of our players, also play in the game from Cycling fever (including my self).

    The big difference is that their game is for free (without prizes) and our game we pay per team and we have cash prizes.

    The most important thing is that both games give an extra boost of fun to the Tour Down Under.😄

    Good luck with puzzling!!

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