Too Serious to Win
The world's first competition where trying too hard is considered cheating.
- Pay the mostDisqualified.
- Pay second mostYou win $0.
- Either wayI keep the money.
Finally, a competition with a transparent business model.
Current standings
Outpay #1 and they become the winner. You become the problem.
Choose your level of commitment
Higher contributions may result in disqualification. This is intentional.
How it works
- Pay to participate.
The suggested entry is $99. This filters out people who aren't serious, and people who are good with money.
- Don't pay too much.
The highest contributor is automatically disqualified for suspicious financial behavior.
- Second place wins.
Congratulations. You found the perfect balance between financial irresponsibility and competitive mediocrity.
- I keep everything.
The organizer is the only guaranteed financial winner. We've decided to be upfront about that.
Frequently asked questions
- Why $99?
- To discourage cheating.
- Why $149?
- To discourage even more cheating.
- How does paying $149 prevent cheating?
- We're still investigating.
- Why are there only 25 spots at $99?
- To reward early believers and punish anyone who took time to think about it.
- Why is there only one spot at $149?
- Two people paying $149 would be a coordinated effort. That's cheating.
- What if both are sold out?
- Pick your own amount. Below is cheaper. Above is how people get disqualified.
- What happens if I pay the most?
- You're disqualified. Frankly, we're concerned about you.
- What does second place win?
- Immaculate vibes and bragging rights.
- Where does the money go?
- To me. Please don't make this complicated.
- Will there be a heartfelt apology if people complain about the pricing?
- We've already drafted one.
The prize pool
$0
We've decided to focus on what really matters.
My revenue.