DerbyWars Survivor Games
Survivor games task handicapping contest players with picking a horse in each contest race that will finish either first, second or third. Selections do not have to win, but only “hit the board” for handicappers to advance to the next race. Sounds easy, right?
DerbyWars Survivor games provide the best of both worlds. They are low risk and high reward.
That is a rare treat for players trying to grind out a profit at the racetrack.
There are a wide variety of options for players looking to try their luck in Survivor contests.
Early-Bird Survivor ($75 purse, $3 entry fee, 30 spots) consists of the first five races from the first two tracks we use on any given day. For example, it might use races 1-3 from Gulfstream Park and races 1-2 from Aqueduct.
Daily Survivor ($150 purse, $4 entry fee, 48 spots) typically runs with races 3-8 for the main tracks we use on any given day. For example, it may consist of races 3-8 from Keeneland. Then, later in the day we would use the corresponding PM track, such as Santa Anita Park.
Turbo Survivor ($100, $4 entry fee, 32 spots) this game usually runs near the end of the day and is comprised of two tracks, thus making the game move more quickly. Normally, this game will use PM tracks.
Graded Stakes Survivor ($800+, $9 entry fee, 110 spots) this game runs on the weekends and is composed of; you guessed it, graded stakes races. This is a fun game because it gives players a shot at making hundreds of dollars while risking just $9. Despite the large amount of entries, this game is very hard to survive until the end and often produces big payoffs.
Now that you know what Survivor games are and how they work, let’s check out some strategy from one of our top players.
This game is pretty awesome. I have been playing it from first release