Competitions With Cash Prizes Novels & Stories

' Wayne grumbled inwardly. Sebastian remained silent, so Joe decided to up the ante. "Here's one more piece of information you might find interesting. We're currently sponsoring a prestigious medical competition in Beaushire." … I nodded. Of course I knew. "Yes. A friend of mine is competing." Joe's eyes practically glinted. "What perfect timing! The prize this year is a formula worth millions. Since you're entering this market, Mr. Grimwald, I'd love to present it to you as a welcome gift!"

Since his father is the Tournament's sole proprietor, Colin knew better than anyone how lucrative the gambling can be. The Tournament had three major competitions. The first was the Airshow Competition where wyvern-tamers put on a show of tricks and techniques that showcase a wyvern's beauty and agility in the air. This usually involves death-defying stunts and manoeuvres within a set time frame, sometimes with the assistance of magic, designed to impress the judges and the crowd. The winner is decided by the judges' scores and by the crowd votes. This is usually held on the third day of the Tournament as a prelude to the Awards Ceremony, where the biggest turnout of spectators were expected

"We shouldn't favor any side. Therefore, we will divide it equally into 25 pairs of couples and 25 groups of random pairs. The masks are limited, so for those who want to participate in the event, please go and line up in a while. Everyone has half an hour to prepare. We only recognize masks, not people. Thus, everyone must wear their own masks and remember the number on them. For today’s grand prize, the first prize will be 50,000 dollars in cash and a set of jewelry worth 20,000 dollars; the second prize will be 30,000 dollars in cash and one limited edition female clutch; the third prize will be 10,000 dollars in cash and a pair of customized dolls! There are also various participation pr

"You? Compete? Aria, you can't even take care of the pack finances right. But you will accompany brother and Cade." "That's not true, and you know it. I've been taking care of the pack finances perfect for two years." "Even if that was true," he said, sounding like he hated me, "the Royal Competition isn't about money. It's about being strong, being a leader, knowing politics. It's a tournament held every few years where packs compete for honor and status. You don't know any of that." I felt like I was going to cry, but I wouldn't let him see it. "How do you know what I can do? You never let me try."

Barun bit his lips, “We cannot afford to exchange for her medicine yet, the village’s money and my money would not be enough at this time.” “I’m here now. What can I do to help?” Jai reminded him. Barun thought for a while and his eyes widened. “Jai, there is a competition in the kingdom.” Jai’s face turned serious. “Tell me about it.” “It is a big competition. It is open for elemers throughout the continent and you can sign up on the spot. The last round is a duel battle.” “What’s the prize?” “Ten top winners will obtain a spot to be the kingdom’s soldiers and received seven days training with the great teachers of the academies.”

The realization that I knew nothing about him hit me squarely in the face as I took my place next to him, avoiding his eyes because I feared he would see right through me. In total, there were twelve of us, paired into six teams. Clarissa stepped forward. “Okay, the competition will be in three stages. Two games will be played today and after each stage, two couples will be eliminated. Tomorrow is the finale where the top two couples will compete for the grand prize!” Grand prize? I glanced round at the group of obviously wealthy people and I couldn’t help but wonder but kind of prize they could possibly set. It couldn’t be money, surely.

Grant and a young man came in. Everyone stood up, which made me remain on my feet. “Good day everyone, welcome to Grant Cooperation…” He introduced himself, and the contract, and also mentioned there were cash prizes to be won. Many of the people here were not here for a contract but rather the cash prizes, as they came from orphanages, some from private hospitals and schools, so the money was going to benefit them. Mr. Grant then told us today was the day we were supposed to settle in, prepare our desks, and get to know each other and the company grounds before the official competition, which was to start tomorrow.

As the guests were whispering among themselves, Zeke suddenly added another sentence, “We understand that the cash reward alone might not arouse everyone’s enthusiasm as a few million dollars means nothing to everyone here.” “Therefore, we’ve decided to add another condition to the competition. The winner of the competition is entitled to choose to walk away with the five million dollars cash reward or to take away something belonging to the loser!” “The winner of the competition will always be superior over everyone else and all other guests would have to show utmost respect to the winner. In the future, everyone is required to obtain the consent and agreement of the winner before doing any

ASTERION SCHOLARS TOURNAMENT Eligible seniors enrolled at any institution in the Asterion School District may apply. The tournament will comprise three rounds, each dedicated to one of the following subjects: metamorphological science, inter-species history and shifter literature. Competitors must be 18 years of age or have signed permission by a parent or guardian to enter. Enter to win: First place with $5000 cash prize, second place with $2500 cash prize, third place with $1000 cash prize.

Are you interested in participating? Caroline was taken aback for a moment. [Could you please send me the qualifications and participation requirements?] Paige quickly sent her a link, and Caroline clicked on it to review the website. She found that she met the necessary criteria to enter the competition. The competition spanned three months and comprised three rounds. The cash prize for the champion amounted to an impressive 700,000 dollars. That sum of money would be sufficient to cover her mother's medical expenses, and it would also give her the confidence to leave Evan.