€25,000 min guaranteed, Friday 12th March (Cross Border Poker Festival)

DAMO72

Crossborder wrote: »

Errigal House Hotel, Cootehill, Co. Cavan
1. Who is running the event – Hibernian Poker on behalf of Cootehill Harps F.C.
2. The purpose of the event – Fundraiser for new soccer pitch
3. Date and Location of event – Friday March 12th 2010 Errigal House Hotel, Cootehill, Co. Cavan
4. Registration and Start time of event - Reg 7:00pm Start 8:00pm
Day 2 starts at 4pm on Saturday March 13th
5. Any prerequisites - None
6. How can tickets be purchased & is there a maximum number - Limited to 240 players,
Call Lorna on 086-3161800 or Adrian on 0877805097
7. Type of Tournament - Texas Hold’em, 1 rebuy OR top up
8. Cost of entry and any subsequent rebuys/top-ups etc - €250 entry, 1 re-buy OR top up for €75
9. Cost of registration - €30 from entry and €25 from top up (this money goes towards Cootehill Harps F.C. pitch development fund)
10. % of entry fee/rebuys/top-up going into Prize fund - 100% i.e. €220 from every entry fee and €50 from every top up
10a. Is any money from the prize fund held back for future tournaments, if so, how much – n/a
11. Any guaranteed prize pool – yes, €25,000 minimum guaranteed. (€65,000 estimated)
12. If applicable, Number of re-buys allowed and over what time frame/blind levels. – 1 rebuy or top up from end of hand 1 til break (90 minutes)
13. Starting Chips - $10k
14. Rebuy and Top-up chip amounts. Rebuy or top up $15k
15. Blind levels -
$50/$100
$100/$200
$150/$300
Break
$200/$400
$300/$600
$400/$800
$600/$1200
$800/$1500
$1,000/$2,000
$1,500/$3,000
$2,000/$4,000
$3,000/$6,000 etc
Antes from level 7 onwards
16. Blind timeframes - 30 mins throughout.
17. Places being paid and if any prizes are other than cash – 10% of field (1 in 10 players paid) 1st prize will include a ticket for this years Paddy Power Irish Open.
18. Are there going to be dealers - and their level of skill - Yes, excellent
19. Will there be a documented list of rules – Yes Revised TDA rules
20. Is there a tournament director - Yes
21. How are disputes handled - who has final say - TD has the final say
22. Side Tables: 5% rake, €20 cap


For further details call Lorna on 086-3161800 or Adrian on 087-7805097
Or contact Mick on 086-8580808 or e-mail Mick@cavanpoker.com

While there is a load of honesty flying around, you might want to change point 10a in the charter.

corkie123

what are these 250 euro tickets for ? that was taken out of prize money and given to 2nd to 6th

DAMO72

corkie123 wrote: »

what are these 250 euro tickets for ? that was taken out of prize money and given to 2nd to 6th

They are for the Meath Masters that is being run by Hibernian Poker in navan

Mr. Wolf

corkie123 wrote: »

what are these 250 euro tickets for ? that was taken out of prize money and given to 2nd to 6th

The €250 tickets are for this years Meath Poker Masters in JJP Poker Club, Johnstown, Navan on Saturday June 5th.
Its a €250 freeze-out including reg and the number is limited to 80 players on the Saturday (Day 1b)
When the remaining 6 players decided on a 6 way chop I suggested putting a ticket in for 5 of the prizes with which all the players were happy. These tickets are fully refundable if the players can't make it (as I told them on the night) but as places are limited for the Meath Masters and I only have a certain number of tickets available they were all happy to take the tickets along with the cash.
As detailed in the OP the Irish Open ticket was part of 1st prize.

DAMO72

Mr. Wolf wrote: »

The €250 tickets are for this years Meath Poker Masters in JJP Poker Club, Johnstown, Navan on Saturday June 5th.
Its a €250 freeze-out including reg and the number is limited to 80 players on the Saturday (Day 1b)
When the remaining 6 players decided on a 6 way chop I suggested putting a ticket in for 5 of the prizes with which all the players were happy. These tickets are fully refundable if the players can't make it (as I told them on the night) but as places are limited for the Meath Masters and I only have a certain number of tickets available they were all happy to take the tickets along with the cash.
As detailed in the OP the Irish Open ticket was part of 1st prize.

And fair play to ya Mick , sure id do the same myself.

GrogoJones

Hi lorna,

I played your cross border game and enjoyed it.
Just a thought but maybe next time have some rule where
the ticket is non refundable, but if you cant play you can nominate
a player for your ticket. That way the players and the football club get maximum value.

Regards.

DAMO72

GrogoJones wrote: »

Hi lorna,

I played your cross border game and enjoyed it.
Just a thought but maybe next time have some rule where
the ticket is non refundable, but if you cant play you can nominate
a player for your ticket. That way the players and the football club get maximum value.

Regards.

I think the club were happy with the value they got.:rolleyes:

DAMO72

Just to keep this up to date incase some may have thought that the lame excuses were being accepted (Well that would be just Naivety).
There will be an article in a couple of the regular poker magazines in the coming months covering this. (not sure which month but i will keep you posted).

pokerface2010

DAMO72 wrote: »

Just to keep this up to date incase some may have thought that the lame excuses were being accepted (Well that would be just Naivety).
There will be an article in a couple of the regular poker magazines in the coming months covering this. (not sure which month but i will keep you posted).

what magazine(irelands own maybe, miss flanagan investigates):):)

Rockfish

pokerface2010 wrote: »

what magazine(irelands own maybe, miss flanagan investigates):):)

Is this supposed to be funny?? pathetic waste of time

DAMO72

pokerface2010 wrote: »

what magazine(irelands own maybe, miss flanagan investigates):):)

Does your hubby know your using his lap top , now be a good girl and get back in the kitchen .

pokerface2010

talk about easy prey, bet ye spout chips as much as s**t verbally muckers the lot of ye or culchies whatever:D:D:D:Dlol,lmao.