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Calcutta Example the Calcutta Is Based on the Winner, 2 Highest Vote

Calcutta Example The Calcutta is based on the winner, 2 nd highest vote getter and the 3 rd highest vote getter in the Norm Smith Medal for the Best On Ground at the AFL Grand Final as voted upon by the AFL’s All Australian Selectors. The Procedure Individuals or Syndicates buy raffle tickets hoping to draw one or more players. There will be 26 lots in total – 13 from each side competing. Players are drawn and allocated to raffle winners. All players are then auctioned off. If the individual or syndicate that holds that player wishes to purchase that player at auction they will pay only 50% of the cost should they be the winning bid. This money will then go into the prize pool. If another individual or syndicate wins the auction, 50% of their winning bid will go directly to the prize pool with the other 50% to go back to the individual or syndicate that drew that player in the raffle. 10% of the prize pool once all players or groups are auctioned will go towards AFL development on the Sunshine Coast with the other 90% being prize money. ie. Prize pool monies = $20,000 ($18,000 for Distribution, $2000 for AFL Junior Development on the Sunshine Coast) Division of Prize Monies (based on above figures of $18,000) Norm Smith Medalist (Individual or Syndicate) - 70% ($12,600) 2nd in Norm Smith Medal Voting (Ind or Synd) - 20% ($3,600) 3rd in Norm Smith Medal Voting (Ind or Synd) - 10% ($1,800) Possible Grouping Based Upon a Geelong Vs St Kilda Grand Final Lot 1 - Joel Selwood Lot 2 - Matthew Scarlett Lot 3 - Steve Johnson Lot 4 - Gary Ablett Jnr Lot 5 - James Bartell Lot 6 - Brad Ottens Lot 7 - Shannon Byrne and Darren Milburn Lot 8 - Harry Taylor and Travis Varcoe Lot 9 - Corey Enright and Tom Hawkins Lot 10- Carmeron Ling, Tom Harley, Matthew Stokes Lot 11- Cameron Mooney, James Kelly, David Wojinski Lot 12- Paul Chapman, Mark Blake, David Johnson Lot 13- Andrew Mackie, Max Rooke, Joel Corey, Ryan Gamble Lot 14- Lenny Hayes Lot 15- Nick Dal Santo Lot 16- Leigh Montagna Lot 17- Nick Reiwoldt Lot 18- Luke Ball Lot 19- Justin Koschitzke Lot 20- Sam Fisher, Raph Clarke Lot 21- Stephen Milne and Zac Dawson Lot 22- Faren Ray and Jason Gram Lot 23- Steven Baker, Sam Gilbert, Clint Jones Lot 24- Michael Gardiner, James Gwilt, David Armitage Lot 25- Jason Blake, Adam Schneider, Andrew McQualter Lot 26- Steven King, Max Hudghton, Brendon Goddard, Leigh Fisher. .

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