It’s a contest for the ages, TopBet’s ’12 Days of Christmas’ has going above and beyond and wants to send you to the Hawaiian Islands. Now, just wanting to go isn’t going to do the trick for you. You have to place a bet on the Hawaii Bowl between the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders and University of Hawaii Rainbow Warriors…that’s it. Just place one bet? Yep. Just one bet enters you to win the trip voucher or an instant $500 cash credit to your account.
TopBet presents NCAA College Football Hawaii Bowl Free Trip Contest
PRIZE
A $500 travel voucher or $500 cash credit to your TopBet account.
HOW DO I ENTER?
Sign Up or Sign In to TopBet
Go to the Hawaii Bowl in our sportsbook
Make a bet – any type or size of bet counts as one contest entry
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
All players who wager in the Hawaii Bowl are entered to win a $500 Travel Voucher or Cash. Cash credited by Dec 27th.
Yes, you and yours could be headed to the sunniest, coconuttiest and pineappleliest part of the country in 2017. All you need to do is lay down a wager of any shape, size or form on this year’s Hawaii Bowl and you’re automatically entered into the draw. Molokai, Oahu, Maui, the big island, you name it…
Now before you enter, perhaps you’d like to know a little bit more about the sunny islands.
Hawaii Sports History
Surfing, also known as he’enalu in true Hawaiian dialect, dates all the way back to 1769. However, the true pioneer of the sports is a guy by the name of Tom Blake. In 1925, he drilled holes in his board to reduce the weight. By 1932, we had the integration of balsa wood, a much lighter material. By 1934, Hawaiians began tapering the tail end of their boards and the following year Blake created the fixed tail fin. Twin fins hit boards around the 60’s, but the innovation medal has to go to Blake on this one. In any case, surfing takes off on the islands, which in time, leads to the Bonzai Pipeline contest on the beautiful North Shore of Oahu along with numerous other world cup and sponsored competitions.
Definitely best known for their surfing culture, Hawaii also has a pretty decent football history as well. The University of Hawaii Rainbow Warriors have won their WAC conference championship four times (1992, 1999, 2007 and 2010). The team has also competed in countless bowl games with an overall bowl record of 11-16.
The state also played home to the National Football League’s Pro Bowl, hosted at Aloha Stadium, from 1980-2008, 2011-2014 and from 2016 to the present day.
The islands have also produced numerous professional athletes scattered throughout the United States in various sports, but mostly football. The most famous current Hawaiian football player would have to be Marcus Mariota, who played his college football at Oregon and is now the starting quarterback for the Tennessee Titans.
Alright there you go, you’re now ready to go to Hawaii! Simply register for TopBet if you haven’t already and lay down your wager. You could be off to ‘The Aloha State’ before you know it!
