Last chance for Triple Play

Saturday marks the final opportunity for players to win into Sunday’s Triple Play event. The qualifier has a $110 buy-in, and the top 10 percent of finishers will advance to Sunday’s finals.

As an alternative, players can buy directly into the finals, where one in 12 entries will win a grand-prize package worth $10,500. The package includes $1,000 in travel and entries to the three major spring tournaments: Keeneland’s Grade One Gamble, Santa Anita’s Preakness event, and Monmouth’s Pick Your Prize contest. Note that these prizes (and all prizes currently available on DRF Tournaments) are transferable. If you can’t make one of the events, you can sell the seat. Players can have up to three entries in the Triple Play finals.

Also on Saturday, there are qualifiers for the Keeneland and Monmouth contests. The Keeneland qualifier costs $162, and one in 25 get $3,500 prize packages. The Momouth qualifier costs $126, and one in 23 receive packages worth $2,500.

In addition to the Triple Play finals, Sunday will feature a qualifier for the Wynn Handicapping Challenge. The Wynn contest, set for Aug. 4-5 at the Wynn Las Vegas, is one the summer’s three premier events, along with Del Mar’s Handicapping Championship and the Battle of Saratoga. It’s a mythical-money event focusing only on Del Mar and Saratoga, and the prize pool is expected to be $200,000. For Sunday’s qualifier, $108 is required to play, and one in 27 entries will receive a prize worth $2,500.

New sign-up bonus on DRFT

DRF Tournaments has announced a new sign-up bonus plan. Every Thursday in April, customers get a chance to add 10 percent to their deposits. Print readers should click on the rotating banner on the DRFT homepage to get to the bonus area. Make sure you are logged into your DRF Tournaments account before you click the button to access the bonus.

For more information about tournaments, including a full list of everything going on as well as the races that will be used, go to tournaments.drf.com.