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Want to see a Euroleague game LIVE?

January 3, 2008

Then we got some help for you. We got a few Euroleague tickets for any game you want to go to (premilary round). So if you live in or close to a Euroleague team, make sure you participate. We don’t want you to answer some question to get these tickets – just send us an email to crew(a)ballineurope.com with the subject “Euroleague tix”. Easy isn’t it?

Well, OK, one thing – we want to know from you what the athmosphere was like in the arena – so after the game send us some pictures of you in the arena. We will publish them here on BallinEurope – so you can be the star of the show.

Deadline is Sunday, Jan. 6th, 20:00pm CET. We will do a little drawing and give away 2 x 2 tickets. Don’t worry we also got tickets for the Top16.

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Comments: 3
  1. Steve
    19 years ago

    Where would I find the email to apply? My 30 second scan has not found it…

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  2. Tobias
    19 years ago

    just send us an email to crew(a)ballineurope.com 🙂

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  3. Denise Shanning
    19 years ago

    what upcoming games are in Switzerland the 10th or 11th of January?
    I have a chance to be there.
    Thanks

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