The 2017 season for the Steemit Scramble has officially ended and the results are in for the final three contests!
It was a great season overall, despite some early hiccups with hard forks and post rewards, but there was steady support and participation throughout. Thank you to everyone who was part of this and a huge thanks to @blocktrades for sponsoring this contest for the Steemit sports community!
I hope everyone enjoyed the weekly, monthly, and season contest formats. If you have any comments, critiques or suggestions on how this can be improved, feel free to let me know. I wanted to run these contests for you – the Steemit community – so if there’s any way to improve it, I want to hear about it!
Now...without any further delay, here are the winners of the final three Steemit Scramble contests that concluded with the Presidents Cup.
Steemit Scramble Results – Presidents Cup
| Place | Contestant | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | @liberty-minded | 26 |
| 2nd | @apollocrew | 24 |
| 2nd | @artistannie | 24 |
| 2nd | @cmoljoe | 24 |
| 2nd | @ganmo92 | 24 |
The 2x multiplier was the total number of points by the International Team, which was 11. The closest contestant guess came from @marzi, who guessed the exact number. As a result, they were able to double their golfer score from 7 to 14, then added a 5-point bonus for a unique golfer combination.
The September optional special bonus winner for the Presidents Cup was Hideki Matsuyama. All contestants who selected Hideki Matsuyama received a 50% bonus for their final September score. All contestants who selected Brooks Koepka lost 25% of their final September score. These optional weekly bonuses may have accumulated or canceled each other out during September.
The total pot for the weekly contest was 24 SBD. The 1st place contestant received 12 SBD and the four contestants finishing in a 2nd place tie each received 3 SBD.
Steemit Scramble Results – September
These are the final results for the September contest, with all bonuses applied (total bonus in parentheses).
| Place | Contestant | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | @liberty-minded | 185 (150%) |
| 2nd | @sevinwilson | 132 (100%) |
| 3rd | @hendrix22 | 122 (100%) |
| 4th | @flowily | 112 (100%) |
| 5th | @heroic15397 | 110 (100%) |
The total pot for the monthly contest was 67 SBD. The rewards in STEEM Dollars were as follows:
1st place: 26.80 SBD
2nd place: 16.75
3rd place: 13.40
4th place: 6.70
5th place: 3.35
Steemit Scramble Results – 2017 Season
The season contest came down to the wire and a great strategy by @liberty-minded paid off in the end. He was able to secure three 50% bonuses in September while also winning the final two weekly contests, catapulting him onto the top of the final leaderboard! Some big moves were made throughout the final “playoff” month and these are the final results for the season standings.
| Place | Contestant | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | @liberty-minded | 309 |
| 2nd | @lydon.sipe | 298 |
| 3rd | @sevinwilson | 278 |
| 4th | @mirda | 227 |
| 5th | @thebeesknees | 222 |
| 6th | @unhorsepower777 | 211 |
| 7th | @hendrix22 | 208 |
| 8th | @allmonitors | 204 |
| 9th | @andy23 | 198 |
| 10th | @ragnaros | 187 |
The total pot for the season contest was 385 SBD. The rewards in STEEM Dollars were as follows:
1st place: 96.25 SBD
2nd place: 77.00
3rd place: 57.75
4th place: 46.20
5th place: 38.50
6th place: 26.95
7th place: 19.25
8th place: 11.55
9th place: 7.70
10th place: 3.85
You can find the proof of payout for all contests in my Steem wallet.
Thanks again for all of the support!
We had a total of 170 contestants throughout the season, most of them participating in multiple contests. Congratulations to all of the winners since the contests began in February! Thank you to everyone who upvoted, resteemed, and shared these contests outside of Steemit!
One of the goals of these contests was to encourage and entice people to join and to be active within the sports community. I can’t say how many people joined because of the Steemit Scramble,but I know a lot of users have thanked me for creating and running the Scramble throughout the duration of the season. So even if we weren’t able to reach a lot of people outside of this platform, there was at least an opportunity to engage in sports-related contests for the Steemit community and there was another chance for non-bloggers to engage and earn on Steemit.
I hope you have all enjoyed the season and are happy with the results. If you have any feedback to offer, please do so!
Special thanks to @blocktrades for supporting and sponsoring this Steemit community event!
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