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Ok, dumb question, but please recall Im here for the FC and not the P. Im a poker novice, and never really read any other forums but hockey.Are there any online satellites for the smaller events at the WSOP? Obv lots of ways to get into main event, but do any of the sites offer sats into the smaller buy in stuff?for example:Tue Jun 8- $5k NLWed Jun 9- $2k LFri Jun 11- $2.5k 6handed LId like to play in these tourneys, but only representing dead money. So, I dont mind spending $100? to win something to get in, but I can't justify that kind of buyin, when I could be spending that money on other Vegas entertainment. Any thoughts?Are there satellites for these kind of tourneys at Rio/WSOP?I had heard there was, but never noticed any while I was there, usually just played the cash games or late night small tourneys.Thanks in advance.
FTP has satellites, I'm pretty sure, that award $2k packages, $500 in spending and $1500 in tourney chips. They did last year and the year before I'm pretty sure.Rio has tons of satellites to all events.
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FTP has satellites, I'm pretty sure, that award $2k packages, $500 in spending and $1500 in tourney chips. They did last year and the year before I'm pretty sure.Rio has tons of satellites to all events.
If you win an ME satellite at the Rio, you just get lammers anyway right? They can be used for buyin to anything if I'm not mistaken.
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If you win an ME satellite at the Rio, you just get lammers anyway right? They can be used for buyin to anything if I'm not mistaken.
I'm pretty sure that's the case. I've never played one, myself, though.
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Ok, dumb question, but please recall Im here for the FC and not the P. Im a poker novice, and never really read any other forums but hockey.Are there any online satellites for the smaller events at the WSOP? Obv lots of ways to get into main event, but do any of the sites offer sats into the smaller buy in stuff?for example:Tue Jun 8- $5k NLWed Jun 9- $2k LFri Jun 11- $2.5k 6handed LId like to play in these tourneys, but only representing dead money. So, I dont mind spending $100? to win something to get in, but I can't justify that kind of buyin, when I could be spending that money on other Vegas entertainment. Any thoughts?Are there satellites for these kind of tourneys at Rio/WSOP?I had heard there was, but never noticed any while I was there, usually just played the cash games or late night small tourneys.Thanks in advance.
I think Ray would be the best guy to talk to..Think he has played the most events here, from the hockey guys anyways...Other than that Pokerstars guy that I see on my tv, and my son says "thats the guy that came to our house"
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I think Ray would be the best guy to talk to..Think he has played the most events here, from the hockey guys anyways...Other than that Pokerstars guy that I see on my tv, and my son says "thats the guy that came to our house"
Haha. I saw DN on ESPN last night for some NAPT event, he was sporting some spiffy shades or something.
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I think Ray would be the best guy to talk to..Think he has played the most events here, from the hockey guys anyways...Other than that Pokerstars guy that I see on my tv, and my son says "thats the guy that came to our house"
Have you fellow AHL'ers seen the WSOPE on TSN?Im watching that marathon final table/heads up finish vs Shulman, and thinking....I wonder if DN is still tired from drafting for hours, and then talking hockey til 5am at Serge's til we all finally left, which was like a day before that tourney. I was dead at work the next day, and he flew to London for a tourney...sick.Or is he still thinking "man, I really should have drafted Chris Krieder instead of Phillipe Paradis." :club:
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Have you fellow AHL'ers seen the WSOPE on TSN?Im watching that marathon final table/heads up finish vs Shulman, and thinking....I wonder if DN is still tired from drafting for hours, and then talking hockey til 5am at Serge's til we all finally left, which was like a day before that tourney. I was dead at work the next day, and he flew to London for a tourney...sick.Or is he still thinking "man, I really should have drafted Chris Krieder instead of Phillipe Paradis." :club:
I did actually think that...
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I think Ray would be the best guy to talk to..Think he has played the most events here, from the hockey guys anyways...Other than that Pokerstars guy that I see on my tv, and my son says "thats the guy that came to our house"
FTP has satellites, I'm pretty sure, that award $2k packages, $500 in spending and $1500 in tourney chips. They did last year and the year before I'm pretty sure.Rio has tons of satellites to all events.
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yeah, I hear ya. I recently scored big in a hockey pool, so I got some "blow it in Vegas" cash, or else I was gonna be low key-ish as well.Im with the same buddy again for work, then some other friends coming down on the 9th for the wknd.You'll have to let me know which night your really gonna be degen, drinking, and especially making the bad decisions.....I like those nights/mornings the best.
Etiquette be damned...how much?
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$3800.that was 2nd place. Zach's BFF Fleury cost me the first place prize of $7k.
my dream is one day to be a part of this baller pool.I got you in the AHL..least you can do brotha..:club:
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What are the details? It's not like we don't start pools around here.
The main detail is the baller amount..Probably like a $1000 buyin
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The main detail is the baller amount..Probably like a $1000 buyin
Buy in is $400.Then, every transaction is $10, meaning every free agent+trade+injury reserve. Teams spend anywhere from another $300 to $1000 on top of the $400.You wont win spending $300. 2 years ago I won by spending another $1k.There are 15teams.Its really not that deep a pool at all, its just a bunch of guys who dont care unless there is a lot of money on the line. Mostly older guys too, most in their 40's. The pool itself started as a baseball pool (im in that one too) 30yrs ago! I joined about 6yrs ago. I love any kind of pool (you guys know that), but the money sure makes it VERY attractive.Serge, I told them that I got a friend with interest, but at this point, none of the 15 are leaving, and they dont want to go beyond that. oh, its also completely rotiss style, a copy of your basic baseball rotiss pool. And its got some hilarious "rules". Monthly meetings in person for trades where no-show is a $50 fine. The commish is a great guy, but runs it very dictator like. He's usually pretty good about listening to others, but at the end of the day, his call. But it works cause hes well respected, and usually very fair.also, hockey draft in Niagara every year (golf+drinking+drating wknd), and the baseball pool is at a very nice downtown Toronto corporate boardroom.
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People can find partners.
Thats how I started. I wasnt willing to dish out that much for a hockey pool.After a few successful years, we split up. (Serge, my partner was Armen, who you met at the drafts)The pool now is not allowing partners.
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Who's gonna wanna team up with Serge though?He'd have to find someone completely unaware of his betting/pool history on these boards.
He works for a bank...he has a program that takes all the partial pennies and deposits them into his account.
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Buy in is $400.Then, every transaction is $10, meaning every free agent+trade+injury reserve. Teams spend anywhere from another $300 to $1000 on top of the $400.You wont win spending $300. 2 years ago I won by spending another $1k.There are 15teams.Its really not that deep a pool at all, its just a bunch of guys who dont care unless there is a lot of money on the line. Mostly older guys too, most in their 40's. The pool itself started as a baseball pool (im in that one too) 30yrs ago! I joined about 6yrs ago. I love any kind of pool (you guys know that), but the money sure makes it VERY attractive.Serge, I told them that I got a friend with interest, but at this point, none of the 15 are leaving, and they dont want to go beyond that. oh, its also completely rotiss style, a copy of your basic baseball rotiss pool. And its got some hilarious "rules". Monthly meetings in person for trades where no-show is a $50 fine. The commish is a great guy, but runs it very dictator like. He's usually pretty good about listening to others, but at the end of the day, his call. But it works cause hes well respected, and usually very fair.also, hockey draft in Niagara every year (golf+drinking+drating wknd), and the baseball pool is at a very nice downtown Toronto corporate boardroom.
This is awesome..I am in a semi baller football pool that I share with a buddy..$500 buyin, we actually won two years in a row..I may start my own
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This is awesome..I am in a semi baller football pool that I share with a buddy..$500 buyin, we actually won two years in a row..I may start my own
IN!(i really need to stop entering every pool anyone mentions)
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