The Eager Zebra games typically cost one TCredit and generate one VersaPoint and five Member Rewards Points per entry. T-Time is the only one that's a straight-up drawing--bet one TCredit, and if your entry is drawn, you get two back. Because the number of people enter change, and only thirty people drawn, the actual odds will be variable, and probably not that good (assuming that TripleClicks gets the volume of traffic I certainly hope it gets!).
Meanwhile, the other games are all, essentially, guessing games relying on either (a) your knowledge of trivia (Knockout Trivia), (b) your ability to know what others are thinking (Gold Streak), or (c) your ability to guess at outcomes (Pick or Punt, TD Tally, Pick the Price, and Time Machine). All of these match you against your fellow affiliates. The trick is to choose the guessing game that suits your intuition.
Certainly, if you go by the size of the Zackpot alone, Time Machine would seem the obvious choice, but it's also important to consider the frequency of entry, how easy it is to know the answer... and how many people will share that Zackpot with you.
I tend to go for the games I enjoy, more than anything else (Gold Streak and Pick The Price, to me), but if I want to increase TCredits, VP, and MRP the fastest, the most logical choice is *not* a game, but rather the auctions for the TCredit packs, particularly where either (a) you get double MRP or (b) the winner bids free. You get the VP and MRP from the bids, and you get massive numbers of TCredits for far less than they'd cost otherwise.
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The Eager Zebra games typically cost one TCredit and generate one VersaPoint and five Member Rewards Points per entry. T-Time is the only one that's a straight-up drawing--bet one TCredit, and if your entry is drawn, you get two back. Because the number of people enter change, and only thirty people drawn, the actual odds will be variable, and probably not that good (assuming that TripleClicks gets the volume of traffic I certainly hope it gets!).
Meanwhile, the other games are all,
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