Anyone here ever use CFP-RSVP?

do you get your money back if your team doesnt make it? or you just pay the $$ for the opportunity to guarantee the purchase?

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do you get your money back if your team doesnt make it? or you just pay the $$ for the opportunity to guarantee the purchase?

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Price of your team’s “stock” rises and falls based on the likelihood that your team makes it to the championship game. So, if your team doesn’t make the championship game, you may get some of your money back, depending on when you sell.

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Used it in 2019, allowed me to get face value tickets for the natty in the 100 sections of the superdome vs Clemson.

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Same here. It was great!

You lose your money if your team doesn't make it. You can sell them along the way and either make money or lose money, depnending how the season is going. I usually try to get in for under $40. In this case, it all depends on how likely you feel they will win, and how likely you are to go if they do. It's a gamble like anything else.

But it's legit, not a scam.

Used in 2019.

2 years ago I bought Texas super cheap at the beginning of the season. Sold them when they made the playoffs and got a nice check in the mail from the CFP.

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Traditionally Orange bowl ticket prices have been the cheapest on the secondary market of all the major bowls.

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Maybe but with this being the Natty I think someone would still come out ahead if their team makes to the game.

CFP would benefit everyone including themselves if they would quit playing the game on a Monday night. No one will ever make me believe that the local economy of the host city is gaining anymore money by keeping teams fans in town over the entire weekend. People will still come in for the same 2-4 days before the game. If they are going, they are going, day of the week won't matter. But they would gain on the TV ratings by playing it on a Saturday night rather than Monday.

After LSU beat Alabama in 2019, LSU RSVPs jumped up to like $700 (which is crazy that Texas is already at $500 this year). Instead, I bought Ohio St, Clemson, Utah, and Oregon all for the same price and got a ticket when Clemson made it.

I made a few hundred bucks last year speculating mostly on Oregon and UGA but they hiked the preseason prices this year so I held off.

Some things to note for newcomers: 1) they take a 20% cut if you sell 2) you can't sell until they open the marketplace in October and 3) if you have multiple RSVPs, the tickets are not guaranteed to be together. You could end up with 4 singles from your 4 RSVPs

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Used it for our last SECCG tickets. I got some from LSU and didn’t purchase them though.