2007 Electronic Knights Championship?

Are any of you RHPers going to play in this USCF CC event this year? I've never played in an official CC event and am curious to hear comments from anyone who has played in one. Also, are there any other popular cash prize CC tourney that I should be aware of?

http://beta.uschess.org/frontend/section_186.php

2007 ELECTRONIC KNIGHTS CHAMPIONSHIP:
Entry fee is: $25.00; players cannot enter more than 10 times.

Enjoy the excitement of competing in our 4th Annual E-Knights Championship. This event can offer three rounds of competition for those who score 4 1/2 or more in each round. For those who score less than 4 1/2 in the Preliminary round will receive a gift certificate valued at $7.00. For those who do not score 4 1/2 or more in the Semifinal round receive a certificate suitable for framing. For the Preliminary and Semifinal rounds, if no player within the seven player group scores 4 1/2 or more, those with 4 are advanced. For those who complete all three rounds, with no forfeit losses, they will receive a USCF pin and can possibly win prize money depending on their weighted-point score.

The USCF 2007 Electronic Knights Championship has a prize fund of $2100.00 which is based on 200 entries which is distributed among the top 10 places as follows:

The USCF 2007 Electronic Knights Championship (mirrors the Golden Knights Championship structure but all games are played using email) has a prize fund of $2100.00 which is based on 200 entries which is distributed among the top 10 places as follows:

First Place: $ 700.00 plus title of 2007 Electronic Knights Champion and plaque.
Second: $ 400.00
Third: $ 300.00
Fourth:-Tenth: $ 100.00 each

After playing on a server, I find that the having to do all the legwork with email is quite annoying. That said, I do play a couple of USCF events because I feel they are more prestigious than RHP. I might enter that one...

When does registration end?

http://beta.uschess.org/frontend/section_188.php
9. Single entries must be postmarked by November 30, 2007; two entries by September 30, 2007, three to four entries by August 30, 2007, five to seven entries by July 31, 2007. Eight to ten entries by June 30, 2007. USCF will not be obligated to pair entries postmarked after November 30, 2006 for the 2007 Golden Knights Championship. USCF will begin receiving entries for the 2007 Golden Knights Championship after December 1, 2006 but pairings will not begin for the 2007 Golden Knights Championship until January 2, 2007.

I'm playing in a John W. Collins Memorial CC right now. 4 player double round-robin. I played in the Golden Knight of 1996. It was a great tournament. The only problem you might face is timely game assignments. But, Alex Dunne does the best that he can, and is very helpful. He actually called me at my home to tell me he sent my game assignments to my email account.

On a side note. I read in Chess Life that you can have 2 players CC Matches! I'd love to have a six game rated match with someone who was interested. Though I don't know the details.