How to win the half a million grand prize in FFPC's playoff challenge.

That's what we're talking about today on stealing bananas. I'm Ben Gretc. You can find the stealing signals newsletter at Ben Gretchenc.com with me as always is Sean Siegel. You can find all of his great work over at RotoViz, including either up now as we're recording this or soon to be up. I've had a chance to get a little sneak peek at it. A team by team breakdown of this very contest. So after we get done

talking about all this here and certainly all the things that we will discuss here,

so much more there on the road of this pages as well, where you can get all of Sean's thoughts

about each of the teams, each of the, he goes through the teams and the kind of team

situation and their paths and those things, teams and the kind of team situation and their

paths and those things and then the individual players as well and what their matchups

look like, what their paths may look like, incredible piece of content if you're playing

this contest.

The contest at FFPC is a $200 buy-in where you can win a half-million dollar grand prize,

or there's a $35 buy-in version, a little bit of a bigger tournament,

a little bit lower price point.

You can win $100,000.

Definitely go check that out at FFPC.

I want to run through really quick and give the parameters for the contest.

It feels like every piece of content that we do around this contest tries to do this

and it's difficult to do because it is a unique contest and there's always questions

about the actual parameters.

And we want to be able to, in our own stealing pinna's way, dig into the strategy, the unique, you know, elements of

the strategy of this contest. But we do want to lay out the parameters for anyone who's new to

the contest as well. So if you're new to the contest, I'm going to try to lay this out really quick.

Our buddy Pete Overzette over at ship chasing where we've done some content on this week,

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