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Modeled after the show Survivor, 18 contestants are divided into tribes and compete in challenges to avoid going to Tribal Council where players are voted out of the game. Held rain or shine in an outdoor park in Los Angeles, the registration fee for this one-day, 12-hour live reality game is $50 per player. First place wins $100, while the runner-up wins their registration fee back. Included in the registration fee is a custom buff, merge feast, water, real Survivor twists and challenges (including hidden immunity idols!), and the opportunity to build lifelong friendships with your fellow castaways. Survivor Mini is not affiliated with the CBS Network or any other organization.

Registrations are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Players are contacted to confirm their participation once enough applications have been received that the minimum number of players can be met. Games are scheduled based on the availability that players provide in this registration form. The more availability you provide, the more likely you are to be cast for a game. Once a date has been confirmed, players will be required to pay their registration fee to hold that date open for the production team. Registration fees are nonrefundable.

Modeled after the show Survivor, 18 contestants are divided into tribes and compete in challenges to avoid going to Tribal Council where players are voted out of the game. Held rain or shine at Big Bear Lake, the registration fee for this Friday-Sunday live reality game is $325 per player. First place wins $585, while the runner-up wins their registration fee back. Included in the registration fee is transportation to and from Big Bear Lake from Los Angeles, campground reservations, tents, sleeping bags, cooking tools, food, water, a custom buff, merge feast, real Survivor twists and challenges (including hidden immunity idols!), and the opportunity to build lifelong friendships with your fellow castaways. Survivor Pro is not affiliated with the CBS Network or any other organization.

Registrations are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Players are contacted to confirm their participation once enough applications have been received that the minimum number of players can be met. Games are scheduled based on the availability that players provide in this registration form. The more availability you provide, the more likely you are to be cast for a game. Once a date has been confirmed, players will be required to pay their registration fee to hold that date open for the production team. Registration fees are nonrefundable.

Modeled after the show The Mole, 16 contestants work together in this live reality game to add money to a prize pot by successfully completing a series missions. However, one player—called The Mole— is secretly working against the group, attempting to sabotage their efforts to earn money. After every other mission, each player takes a timed quiz about the identity of The Mole. The players who score the lowest on each quiz are eliminated. In the event of a tie, the fastest quiz wins. Held rain or shine on beautiful Catalina Island, one hour off the coast of Los Angeles, the registration fee for this Friday-Sunday live reality game is $500 per player. The person who figures out who The Mole is and does the best job at tracking their every move wins the money in the prize pot at the end of the game (up to a possible $1000, depending on mission success). Included in the registration fee is a reimbursement for parking in Newport Beach, departing ferry transportation from Newport Beach to Catalina Island, return ferry transportation from Catalina Island to Newport Beach, tent cabin reservations on Catalina Island, sleeping bags, cooking tools, food, water, a custom moleskine notebook, real twists and challenges from The Mole, and the opportunity to build lifelong friendships with your fellow players while vacationing on Southern California's hidden gem. The Mole Pro is not affiliated with the ABC Network, Netflix or any other organization.

Registrations are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Players are contacted to confirm their participation once enough applications have been received that the minimum number of players can be met. Games are scheduled based on the availability that players provide in this registration form. The more availability you provide, the more likely you are to be cast for a game. Once a date has been confirmed, players will be required to pay their registration fee to hold that date open for the production team. Registration fees are nonrefundable. One player from each game will be selected in advance by the production team to serve as The Mole.

In this online live reality game modeled after the show The Circle, 13 contestants compete in a popularity contest exclusively through social media, while some of the players may be disguising their identities as a catfish. The registration fee for this one day, 10 hour game is $150 per player. The winner earns $300, and the runner-up gets their registration fee back. The Circle Mini is not affiliated with Netflix or any other organization.

Registrations are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Players are contacted to confirm their participation once enough applications have been received that the minimum number of players can be met. Games are scheduled based on the availability that players provide in this registration form. The more availability you provide, the more likely you are to be cast for a game. Once a date has been confirmed, players will be required to pay their registration fee to hold that date open for the production team. Registration fees are nonrefundable. Players must indicate to production prior to the start of a game if they intend to play as themselves or as a catfish.

In this Zoom-based social deduction game, modeled after Ultimate Werewolf the tabletop card game, players are randomly divided into two teams: Villagers and Werewolves. The Villagers must work together to find and eliminate the Werewolves who are hiding among them in Town. The Werewolves must evade the Villagers long enough to eat them all. This game has two phases: day and night. During the day, everyone "wakes up" in the same Zoom room and the Village discusses who they think the Werewolves are. At night, the Town "goes to sleep" and everyone is moved into a private Zoom breakout room. Villagers with special abilities "wake up" to perform their night action while the Werewolves secretly scour Town to eat the Villagers. The Villagers win by eliminating all of the Werewolves. The Werewolves win by reaching "parity," or eliminating enough Villagers so that there are an equal or greater number of Werewolves to Villagers left in the Town.

Registrations are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. Players are contacted to confirm their participation once enough registrations have been received that the minimum number of players can be met. Games are scheduled based on the availability that players provide in this registration form. Tournaments are 10 games long and include only official core and expansion pack roles from Bezier's Ultimate Werewolf family of games. There will be 5 nights of games, and each night will include 2 moderated games. Players will be required to participate in at least 8/10 games in order to be eligible for tournament prizes. The registration fee for each tournament ranges from $25-$40 per person and is determined by the total number of players in the tournament. There will be no fewer than 10 and no more than 50 players in each tournament. The more players in the tournament, the lower the registration fee and the higher the potential prizes (up to a possible $200). Registration fees are nonrefundable. Ultimate Werewolf Tournament is not affiliated with Bezier or any other organization.