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General view on €130+€20 reg freezeout?

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  • 16-01-2010 9:25pm
    #1
    Four of a kind
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    Would like to find out the general feeling on a €130+€20 freezeout. Ive been asked to run a couple of fully dealered tournaments.

    I'vd seen a good few €130+€20 games recently both advertised here and elsewhere so i'd like some feedback from both organisers and players on their views regarding the €20 fee before I decide what to do.

    Dealers around these parts are few and far between so thats mainly why i only run a few fully dealer games during the year.

    cheers,
    carlo


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    72over
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    €20 reg is standard enough for a live €130 donk afaik.

    Where are ya hosting them n what structure etc? 15k starting stack, 20-25 min blinds...cant go wrong imo.


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    Four of a kind
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    72over wrote: »
    €20 reg is standard enough for a live €130 donk afaik.

    Where are ya hosting them n what structure etc? 15k starting stack, 20-25 min blinds...cant go wrong imo.

    Around the Boyle/Tulsk/Strokestown area of Roscommon. Yeah It would be 15k stack for definite with a 25/30 min clock with the 75/150 etc levels included and no antes.


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    Lazare
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    €130+ 20 seems fairly reasonable to me


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    hatedajacks
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    Its fine for a independent tournament i.e in a pub or a hotel but would be too expensive for a casino imo


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    Four of a kind
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    hatedajacks wrote: »
    Its fine for a independent tournament i.e in a pub or a hotel but would be too expensive for a casino imo

    it would be an independent pub event.


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    Mellor
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    It would be better with a smaller stack and longer levels.
    I don't know why people are obsessed with big stacks, 15k is pointless with 25 mins blinds


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    Coillte_Bhoy
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    I thnk €20 is very fair. From experience i know thats its hardlly worth it running independent pub events for a lesser reg. I don't know of any operator that charges less.


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    big_iain
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    sounds good to me. seems standard these days. as long as there are dealers and some nibbles at the break.

    €5 profit, €5 venue, €5 Dealers and €5 food.

    good luck. let me know when it is on. will make the trip up


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    #10
    Four of a kind
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    thanks for the feedback. Will take it onboard.


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    Mr. Wolf
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    big_iain wrote: »
    sounds good to me. seems standard these days. as long as there are dealers and some nibbles at the break.

    €5 profit, €5 venue, €5 Dealers and €5 food.

    good luck. let me know when it is on. will make the trip up


    Me too!!!


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    Four of a kind
    Registered Users Posts: 3,055 ✭✭✭Four of a kind


    I've had a chat with my regulars and they reckon that I'd get alot more players for a €100+€20 fully dealered tournament. Rather than a €130+€20 one. Same structure obv.


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