Ontario Poker League Tournament #5 This Sunday
Ontario Poker League Season 5 Tournament #5
Sunday October 18th, 2009
Tournament starts at 11:30am; doors open at 11:00am
Belwood Community Hall
George St
Belwood, ON
Buy-In: $100 (all of which goes to the prize pool)
Starting Chips: 4500
Players have the option to pay $15 to go toward paying for the food, hall, tables, chips, cards, website, etc. (paying this money is NOT mandatory)
We will have a caterer supply food for this event
With 4500 starting chips, the Patience Factor increases to 17.24, with a Blind-Off rate at 4.15 hours.
Prize Pool: Top 10% (minimum 5 and maximum 10 players paid)
Blind Levels: 40 minutes and follows WSOP format for intermediate tournaments
WSOP Blinds Schedule
This tournament will probably take 9-10 hours to complete
Check the "files" pages on the site for further details on rules, blinds, etc.
Log in and RSVP at:
The Organizer has made this Meetup Group private - Ontario Poker League (Belwood, ON) - Meetup.com
Sunday October 18th, 2009
Tournament starts at 11:30am; doors open at 11:00am
Belwood Community Hall
George St
Belwood, ON
Buy-In: $100 (all of which goes to the prize pool)
Starting Chips: 4500
Players have the option to pay $15 to go toward paying for the food, hall, tables, chips, cards, website, etc. (paying this money is NOT mandatory)
We will have a caterer supply food for this event
With 4500 starting chips, the Patience Factor increases to 17.24, with a Blind-Off rate at 4.15 hours.
Prize Pool: Top 10% (minimum 5 and maximum 10 players paid)
Blind Levels: 40 minutes and follows WSOP format for intermediate tournaments
WSOP Blinds Schedule
This tournament will probably take 9-10 hours to complete
Check the "files" pages on the site for further details on rules, blinds, etc.
Log in and RSVP at:
The Organizer has made this Meetup Group private - Ontario Poker League (Belwood, ON) - Meetup.com
Comments
Milton Slim
I'll be the one in the Romanian Hockey Jersey.
If I can find it I will wear it. I traded my jersey (had 2 extras made before I left) with a player from a French team, and that is what he gave me, because his was brand new with more ads on it than the Toronto Sun.
they had phone numbers on the socks
Milton Slim
Will be there if its running.
Are you dyslexic? I see 21.
I'm still on the fence. Sun means golf. High of 7 means still on the fence.
Edited for idiocy.
Either way Im sure Curtis will send the email updates if it is a go.
Im looking at the next one.
You're looking at next weeks, this Sunday says 21 at the moment. Wonder how we got 90+ and 60+ for the 1st two, and now it's dropped so far?
Yea got it. Maybe I should be playing for the Rocks?
I think everyone anticipated the quick decline when:
1) The venue was moved
2) The decision to run more frequently was made.
+1
The first was excellent. I have contributed to the fall in attendance.....by 1. Although I'm sure if the players I played against at the first one knew I was coming back they'd sign up quick.
I have a golf tournament on Saturday, I will need Sunday to thaw!!
Poker this Weekend, Warm next weekend Golf Saturday, Poker Sunday
All fixed!!
Milton Slim
Me thinks thou beist TOO YOUNGST!!
Milton Slim
Take it down CPFer's.
I'm in in the near future.
Not enough people coming out to the tournament for my liking. I'll pass on this one but will come out to a few in the future.
I honestly doubt $50 is the primary reason why less players are showing up. Maybe the location could have something to do with the smaller turn-outs also?
Also, making it an 'EVENT' again, one tourney ever 3 weeks like last year would be great and might be the way to go to return this tournament back to the 100 player level?
I remember a tuesday night tourney in toronto from a few years back run by Azeem (a great TD, sorry if I spelled his name incorrectly). $200 with a $100 add on option. The thing was getting 100 + players every tuesday night for about 2 or 3 months straight and then around Christmas, the organizers announced "no tournament for the month of january". Naturally, this killed it. Never exceeded 50ish again.
Could we be seeing the same thing and people have found something new to do with their poker dollars?
I am just throwing thoughts out there. I played several of the opt last year and thought the set up was great, especially the blind length. Adding a buffet only makes it better.
Probably just early season jitters and we'll see a bigger turn-out soon enough....
1. Steve Howchin (chop) 9.7424 pts $585
2. Brett Goodall (chop) 9.7424 pts $585
3. Jeff Cookson (chop) 9.7424 pts $585
4. Joe McCarthy (chop) 9.7424 pts $585
5. Darrin Davidson 5.0910 pts $200.
If you want to see how the points are calculated please go to:
http://www.tourney.co...
The player with the highest points at the end of the season will win the Player of the Year award
See you all at the next event scheduled for October 25th at Belwood
Please sign up at:
Ontario Poker League (Belwood, ON) - Meetup.com
We've also added a poll under "polls" to see if changes are needed to bring out more attendees. Cast your vote.
Serious players will have a bankroll to attend $100 tournaments every week anyway, but when we changed it to $100, we lost some of the casual players that may not be able to fork over $400 a month ($800 a month if its a couple) for their "entertainment" of playing poker. We've put out some different buy-in strucures on the poll to see what the players think.
Please check out the poll and vote at:
The Organizer has made this Meetup Group private - Ontario Poker League (Belwood, ON) - Meetup.com