LifestyleAmateurs.com Announces Monopoly Tourney

LOS ANGELES — Newly launched affiliate program LifestyleAmateurs.com has announced it will be throwing a Monopoly game tournament during Webmaster Access in Amsterdam Sept. 25-27.

The game board will be customized for the adult industry.

“Imagine a game of Monopoly where one of the cards says ‘FBI 2257 inspection, loss of productivity, pay $40 per house, $115 per hotel’ or ‘a hotlinker abused your server, pay $50 for extra bandwidth,’” tourney organizer D-Money said.

The tournament will be a three-round elimination tournament. Sixty-four seats are available and the winner receives $1,000 cash.

The winner of each game can keep that customized board game set and will advance to the next round.

Bidding has opened for customized properties on the board. Company bids are being accepted in this GFY.com thread, and private bids can be sent to darren@lifestyleamateurs.com.

To register for the tournament, click here.

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