There's a lot of money at stake in the NBA In-Season Tournament. For 2-way players, it's a whole lot

At stake over the next week in the NBA is a chance to be the first team to win the league’s inaugural in-Season tournament. And money. A lot of money.
At stake over the next week in the NBA is a chance to be the first team to win the league’s inaugural in-Season tournament. And money. A lot of money. In a few cases, some guys might earn as much in one night as they’ll make in about half of an entire season. There are cash prizes for reaching the knockout round in the tournament, and the prizes will keep growing as a team advances. They range from $50,000 for making the quarterfinals to $500,000 for winning the title. There is one caveat: two-way players on those rosters only get half as much as those on standard contracts.

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