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fuzzyD
make the buy-in more substantial, say $500k or a mil. Eliminate online players from qualifying via satellite. Rich donks are okay, I guess.

Basically have a poker championship for poker pros.

I'd watch.

instead of those wiener dog bracelets, get some serious bling bling...or a wee Stanley Cup.
DanielNegreanu
There is a lot of talk about something big happened, unfortunately, as usual, I can't talk about it, lol!
akishore
there's already something like this going on.

it's a $250k buy-in, and automatically in are about 20 of the world's best players.

it's some kind of format where it's 100 entrants, of which 20 have their buy-ins paid to play because they are the world's best. there are 2 of these 20 WCPs at each of the ten tables, something like that.

i forgot the name, but there was an article about it in the most recent issue of cardplayer (or maybe it was the one before this one).

aseem
Stylin_Fish
QUOTE (DanielNegreanu)
There is a lot of talk about something big happened, unfortunately, as usual, I can't talk about it, lol!


Tease!!! Lol.
AKoffsuit
QUOTE (akishore)
there's already something like this going on.

it's a $250k buy-in, and automatically in are about 20 of the world's best players.

it's some kind of format where it's 100 entrants, of which 20 have their buy-ins paid to play because they are the world's best. there are 2 of these 20 WCPs at each of the ten tables, something like that.

i forgot the name, but there was an article about it in the most recent issue of cardplayer (or maybe it was the one before this one).

aseem


I read the same thing. I think it's to take place at the Palms in Vegas somtime in 2006.
bobonic
who wants to stake me
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