Two doors get you onto the board. Bid from $100 the fee is 10% charged once, so the floor costs $10. Or stand for $25 and let people vote you up. Five seats per door.
Every arena strikes at 9 PM on Saturday, in its own country's time. The board locks ten minutes before. At the strike the top of each door is selected: the money board's #1 against the people board's #1. Everyone else in the top five sits out one cycle and comes back whole, bid and votes untouched.
The fight runs 24 hours from the strike to the bell.
Anyone signed in takes a pass first free, one each, and it takes no side. Then they get one hundred pulls, to spend on either product, in any split, whenever they like. A pull lands the moment it is pressed and can never be moved or taken back. Nothing paces anyone, and a script gets the same hundred as a person.
Visibility. That is what you get and that is all you get. Don't read anything else into it.
Everything else the fight, the rope, the two doors exists to make that visibility worth looking at. Nobody reads a directory. People watch a fight. The Pledge. It is there to hold you to the number you named.
A ROAD to where two products fight for 24 hours and people decide the winner by pulling a rope. Money or votes get you onto the board. Neither one touches the result.
Your bid is a pledge: 70 characters saying what that money goes into if you win. It can never be edited not by you, not by us, not on request. Win, and you have 90 days to show what you did with it. So twice before your outbid
Pay-to-rank sites sell you the win. Here money only buys the stage.
Your bid is a pledge — the number that ranks you is what you say you will put into this if you win. 70 characters, never editable. Win, and you get 90 days to show what you did with it. We never verify it. The public reads your link and judges.
Two doors. From $10 — a one-off 10% of your bid, which is never collected. Or $25 to stand: same pledge, no number, your own people vote you up.
The board is empty. It locks Saturday.
