The Contest Center - Tournament of Riches

Win up to $25,000 in the Tournament of Riches puzzle contest

TOURNAMENT of RICHES
The Contest Center
59 DeGarmo Hills Road
Wappingers Falls, NY 12590

$72,296 in PRIZES PAID
in the Tournament of Riches

The Tournament of Riches is now the world's oldest and richest continuous puzzle contest. Since Sept. 1998, there have been more than 1800 prizes won and over $72,000 in cash paid to winners. That is far more than any other puzzle contest, anywhere in the world, over the past 50 years.
You can win up to $25,000 in the Tournament of Riches. This is a puzzle contest with UNLIMITED prize money, so that every player can win up to $25,000.

IT'S EASY TO WIN One out of every 6 players will be a winner each month. You don't need the top score to win. Some winners have scored 10, 12, even 14 points below the highest score. It is not just the top players who win. Everyone can win. Everyone will win if they stick with it.
Round 1 winners can go ahead to try for $175 in Round 2. Round 2 winners can try for $1000 in Round 3. Round 3 winners can go for $5000 in Round 4. You can win several of each prize, up to a total of $25,000.

HERE'S HOW        Here are the current Tournament of Riches puzzles. You can print these puzzles by using the print icon on the Windows toolbar (or just draw a 7x8 grid by hand). There is a black and white version of each puzzle available using the link below.
       Solve the puzzle and mail your entry to the street address above with the entry fee by the given deadline.
       The winning solution and list of winners will be mailed to all players.

To get the current month's puzzle write to us at the street address above, or use the link at the bottom,

NOT SURE HOW TO START? Learn how to solve these puzzles and get a high score by reading the Contest Center's valuable booklet, How to Win. It costs only $6, which includes postage and handling. (Higher overseas).

SWEEPSTAKES
Sweepstakes from PCH.com

Congratulations to the following players who have reached $1,000 in prize money in the Tournament of Riches puzzle contest. They are listed in the order they reached $1,000: Frederick Thomas, Sheldon Degenhardt, David Hawker, Lawaine VanEyck, M. Jean Gilbert, Lee Morgenstern, Donn Muranaka, Joy Stype, John Bird, K. R. Dunn, Gary Greene, Arlin Anderson, Robert Lawrence, Earl W. Long, Lorraine Nott, David Smallberg, Donald Sullivan, Hugh Gould, David Simmonds, David Nagel, Gary DeMarco, Harriet Larson, Kathleen Conaway, Betty Battaglia, Judith Kimbrough, Donna Fritschka, Joel Prescott, Roger Snead, Faye Kunels, Ed Fruechtemeyer, George Milkovich, Evelyn Aiken, Carlos Valdez, Walter Hochbrueckner, Robert Thrift, Caesar Caiati, Faith Chezum, Edna Denby, Joyce Monaghan, Shirley Wagner, Glenn Ford, Barbara Warren and David Wilson.
Since these top players have left the contest all the other players have moved up the ranks. So now is a smart time for players of medium skill to start playing.

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September 2010

Tournament of Riches Tournament of Riches

TOURNAMENT of RICHES

Round 1 $35
Round 2 $175
ROUND 3 $1000
ROUND 4 $5000 Entry fee only $11

Postmark deadline September 30, 2010

Write two or more different words from the Word List below into the puzzle diagram reading from left to right and from top to bottom. All of your words must interconnect. Do not overlap or abut words. Before and after each word there must be either a blank space or the edge of the diagram.

Add the letter values in each horizontal row to get your row scores. Add your 7 row scores to get your total score. The HIGHEST total score in each group of 6 players will WIN. In case of ties, the highest score on row 1 will win, then rows 2 through 7, if needed. Each winner has the option of keeping the prize, or risking it to try for larger prizes in the higher rounds.

Letter Values: A-6 E-4 I-8 L-1 P-2 R-5 S-7 T-3

Word List AA APR ALAS ALTAR AL ARE EAST APRIL AR ARR ERST ATTAR EA ART LEES EERIE EE ATE LEST LEASE ES EPA LIAR PASTA ET ERA PART PERIL IE ESL PAST PLAIT IL ESP PIPE SEPAL IT ILS PITA SLATE LI ITS REST SLIER PA LEI SEPT SPIEL PE PEA SILL SPIRT PI PPS SLAT SPLIT PR PSA SPAR STARE PS RAP SPIT STATE RA SEL STAT STILL RE SIT STEP STILT RI SSE STER STRAP RR SST TALE STREP RS STA TAPA STRIP SP TAT TAPE TAPER SR TEA TILT TRAIL ST TIE TREE TRAIT TR TSP TRIP TREAS

Puzzle Diagram







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Example
T	R	E	A	S				25
		R						5
		S	T	E	R			19
		T		E				7
				R	E	S	T	19
				I				8
			L	E	I			13
Total 96

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Click below for a black and white version of the puzzle
September 2010

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