JP Poker Christmas Game - €1000 Added - Sat 15th December

JP Poker

Saturday 15th Decemeber - Molloys Pub, Tallaght

€1000 Added - €750 Ticket to the Irish Masters for 1st place and €250 in cash

I fully expect this game to be finished in one day, however their may be a need for the final table to be finished on Sunbay 16th December

1. Who is running this tournament, JP Poker
2. The purpose of the event, Commericial
3. Saturday 15th December
4. Reg 3pm, Game 4pm
5. Any prerequisites, none.
6. Tickets can be bought on the day, no maximum number of players
7. NL Hold’em
8. Buy In €100 (€85 Prize pool, €15 Reg fee), One rebuy or Top up €60 (€50 prize pool and €10 Reg)
9. Starting chips 4k, Early Bird 1k before end of 1st level. New players allowed in up and during the 1st break after level 6. Rebuy chips 7k

10. 20 / 25 / 30 / 40 Min Blinds

25-50
50-100
75-150 >>>> 20 Mins
100-200
150-300
200-400

Break 20 Mins, Finger Food, Chip Race 25’s

300-600
400-800
500-1000 >>>> 25 Mins
600-1200
800-1500

Break 10 Mins, Chip Race 100’s

1000-2000
1500-3000
2000-4000 >>>> 30 Mins
2500-5000

Break 10 Mins, Chip Race 500's

3000-6000
4000-8000
5000-10000 >>>> 40 Mins

Break 10 Mins

6000-12000 >>>> 40 Mins
8000-15000
10000- 20000 Frozen Until Finished

Depending on total chip count, players left and average chip stack to blinds and antes the clock may be frozen a lot earlier, we will also repeat levels if the game is going fast.


11. Professional Dealers on all Tables
12. JP Mc Cann is TD
13. TD has last say
14. A set of rules will be on display

ditpoker

football permitting i'm in! lets hope for rain!

JP Poker

ditpoker wrote: »

football permitting i'm in! lets hope for rain!

I'll have Christine do her native American rain dance so..:D:)

ditpoker

damn yanks!

JP Poker

bump

spoofingjam

JP Poker wrote: »

I'll have Christine do her native American rain dance so..:D:)

u sure thats a rain dance....LOL...im in

Flushdraw

JP,

Whats the thought process behind having 20, 25, 30 and 40 minute blind levels in the one tournament? Is it not better to have just 2 changes in blind frames?

After a couple of hours, you're usually adjusted to table dynamics and get a feel for where you are in relation to stack v blinds v average etc but i cant see if happening in this game

spoofingjam

Flushdraw wrote: »

JP,

Whats the thought process behind having 20, 25, 30 and 40 minute blind levels in the one tournament? Is it not better to have just 2 changes in blind frames?

After a couple of hours, you're usually adjusted to table dynamics and get a feel for where you are in relation to stack v blinds v average etc but i cant see if happening in this game

TOTALLY AGREE....everything is said here...why not 25 mins and then change to 35/40 after the break

Tallamuner

will be there for this to jp

JP Poker

Flushdraw wrote: »

JP,

Whats the thought process behind having 20, 25, 30 and 40 minute blind levels in the one tournament? Is it not better to have just 2 changes in blind frames?

After a couple of hours, you're usually adjusted to table dynamics and get a feel for where you are in relation to stack v blinds v average etc but i cant see if happening in this game

Hi Tony,

I was orginally going to with 20mins for the 1st 6 levels followed by 30min. But i though this way would give the final table more play.

Your probably right regarding table dynamics etc. I'll have a think about it and speak to a few people regarding what they would prefer, if enough want it changed i will.

Thanks for the feedback
Jp

Flushdraw

JP Poker wrote: »

Hi Tony,

I was orginally going to with 20mins for the 1st 6 levels followed by 30min. But i though this way would give the final table more play.

Your probably right regarding table dynamics etc. I'll have a think about it and speak to a few people regarding what they would prefer, if enough want it changed i will.

Thanks for the feedback
Jp

You have a better idea of what way the tournament will run and what sort of players you;ll attract but i was just giving my view on the structure.

I know you'll do what you think is best for the game, and have no qualms about changing the structure mid tournie if you think its needed.

I'll be happy to go with whatever either way

JP Poker

Flushdraw wrote: »

You have a better idea of what way the tournament will run and what sort of players you;ll attract but i was just giving my view on the structure.

I know you'll do what you think is best for the game, and have no qualms about changing the structure mid tournie if you think its needed.

I'll be happy to go with whatever either way

Maybe i'll make the blinds 5/10/15/20/25/ETC

All the confusion will take the attention away from you wearing a dress as losing team catpain from yesterday LOL:D


On a serious note i'll have to speak to the players that have won tickets for this as the above structure is what they have been told will be on the day. To be honest i can't see anyone complainuing to much.

JP Poker

The Structure has been changes to 20 min up to end of 1st level followed by 30 mins until finished.

Hope you can all make it

JP Poker

Just to let everyone know this game will be limited to 81 players.

This game will also finish on Saturday. If need be we will move the final table to our new card club Winners in Crumlin to finish the game.

We will also have STT and Cash Games.

Stt
€30 & €3
€50 & €5
€100 & €10
€200 & €15

Cash Games €1-€2 PLH
Rake
€0-€20 = €0
€21-€30 = €1
€31-€40 = €2
€41-€60 = €3
€61-€100 = €4
€101-€250 = €5
€251+ = €10

Phil-Dublin

what time is the rain dance ??

will she be wearing traditional squaw clothing ?

i'll go to this if only to see the dance

JP Poker

Phil-Dublin wrote: »

what time is the rain dance ??

will she be wearing traditional squaw clothing ?

i'll go to this if only to see the dance

lol,

You missed it already... surely you know rain dances are held at high noon:):D

JP Poker

I think i forgot to mention free christmas drinks!!!

Phil-Dublin

the free drinks were probably at noon aswell i suppose ? ?

oh yeah

indian giver !!

he speak with forked tongue, this pale face