Don’t forget that there’s only three weeks left to register on America’s Bookie’s Last Man Standing Contest.

Last Man Standing contests are easy, yet extremely challenging, so here we take a look at the rules so you can join the one available at America’s Bookie. The object of a Last Man Standing contest is simple, all you have to do is pick the winner of one game per week. If you are correct, you can play in the next week, if you are wrong, you’re out. The problem is that players may only use a team one time during the season. The game lasts until there is only one player left.

Last Man Standing contests require a great deal of strategy. The players must determine whether to use the stronger teams first, or save them for later in the season. A good strategy is to use the good or bad teams early in the season. It is tempting to use the defending Super Bowl champion in week one, but using all of the powerful teams early can leave you with no bullets for later in the season, but at the end of the day you have to advance to the later part of the season, so it makes sense to use the best teams first. Now you can see why it’s nearly impossible to make it through a full season undefeated. You will notice that many players will be eliminated from a Last Man Standing contest very quickly.

The rules of America’s Bookie’s Last Man Standing contest are the same as in any Last Man Standing Contest. To get into it you have to make a $250 deposit before September 3rd. For each additional deposit of $250, you get another entry.

For example: send $500 and get two entries, send $1,000 and get four entries.

The contest will start in the first week of the NFL regular season and run until the last week of the regular season.

In the NFL Last Man Standing (LMS) Contest, players must pick one game per week. The deadline for submitting your weekly pick is Sunday at 11:00 AM ET. For any week that there is a Thursday, Friday, or Saturday game and you would like to pick one of the teams playing an early game, picks needs to be submitted 1 hour before game time. Sunday night or Monday night games still must be picked before Sunday at 11:00 AM ET.

The rules of the contest itself are simple, if you win your pick, you will advance to the next round. There are no point spreads involved, you just need to pick a team. If you lose your selection, you are out of the contest. Keep in mind that you can only select a team once in the contest. A winner is declared once they’ve won their daily selection and “all or one” of their opponents have lost their pick(s).

The Last Person Standing wins the entire pot! There is no second place. If there are still people left standing after the regular season, the tie-breaker will be season total points for outscoring your opponents.

For example: Edward23 picks the Detroit Lions in Week 1 and they win 21-10. He gains 11 points. This cumulative total only comes into play for the chance that there is more than one person left standing after all the regular season has been played. If total points are also a tie the prize will be split. If a contestant misses the deadline to submit his/her pick, they will be given the team with the highest point spread available, no exceptions.

Go to www.americasbookie.com for more information about this contest.