During the holidays in Berlin, a grand and luxurious event is held openly, even on an international scale. It features a variety of games, including Fingerhakeln, a traditional rubber band game with fantastic prizes. Before the games begin, the event begins with a captivating 12-hour, or half-day, performance featuring art, music, and even live entertainment.
When the event started, the registration
formula for the game with fantastic prizes was immediately distributed to all guests or attendees of the event.
As the event began, registration forms for the game, which featured fantastic prizes, were distributed to all guests and attendees. Several people were already interested in participating in the game through the registration forms distributed by the organizers. One by one, the forms were distributed to everyone. (The requirement for the Fingerhakeln game to begin is that there must be 42 teams.) After 12 hours of play, the event finally reached a player base close to the 42 teams. Within six hours, 21 teams had been registered, consisting of those who had registered through online registrations, or those who had registered through online registrations, including influencers, artists, and celebrities on various social media platforms.
And after another six hours, we finally had 21 more teams that met the requirements. Yes, people registered very quickly, some for fun, some for a hobby, or some to chase the fantastic prize.
The total number of registered players is around 4,000 players from direct registration via paper forms or online.