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Title: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: mikkyT on August 13, 2006, 06:09:29 PM I thought the bingo definition was quite clearly a £5 re-buy fest at your local casino... that was until I came accross this earlier today:
Boss network, satellite to the $25,000 guaranteed: 25,000 lotto frenzy. $4.50 + $0.50. 100 chips, 1 minute blinds. I quote: "Turbo Qualifier to todays $25,000 Guaranteed at 18:30 GMT. 1 player in 10 will qualify. 100 starting chips, 1 minute blinds, pick a hand to go all-in with. Pure luck!!!" 165 entries, 17 places paid (17th got $38.50) Jeezus. I had nobody on my table above 100 chips at one point when I had 705. Then we faced the usual boss network problem of putting all the big stacks on one table. Not very happy chappies when the blinds are 10000-5000 and nobody has more than 3k in chips and the little 80 chip stacks make it through to the money. :) Title: Re: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: leighton_87 on August 13, 2006, 06:13:31 PM A lot of Ladbrokes satelites are 100 chips with one minute blinds, others you get 1 chip and are all in or fold, If your in the blinds you are all in.
Title: Re: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: I, Zimbra on August 13, 2006, 06:15:43 PM Yes, I've seen those bingo sats on SpOdds, so they must be Boss-wide.
Not touching them with a barge pole myself, but ;goodluck; to anyone who feels the urge... :D Title: Re: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: Robert HM on August 13, 2006, 06:17:25 PM Yes, I've seen those bingo sats on SpOdds, so they must be Boss-wide. Not touching them with a barge pole myself, but ;goodluck; to anyone who feels the urge... :D I have many urges, but this is not one of them. Title: Re: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: MrMoves on August 13, 2006, 06:21:17 PM I saw plenty of "one hand satellites" for tournaments in Dublin earlier this year.
Very popular they were too. Title: Re: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: mikkyT on August 13, 2006, 06:51:53 PM ONE HAND!? Jeez lol
Title: Re: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: MrMoves on August 13, 2006, 08:07:13 PM I think it was Omaha, all-in blind on hand 1. €20 for the €200 tourney, €30 for the €300 tourney, etc.
I love the Irish, they like a gamble. Title: Re: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: GlasgowBandit on August 13, 2006, 08:22:49 PM The turbo tourneys on Tribecca are all bingo events got to say though i love the STT's!!
Title: Re: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: Royal Flush on August 13, 2006, 08:37:06 PM I think it was Omaha, all-in blind on hand 1. €20 for the €200 tourney, €30 for the €300 tourney, etc. I love the Irish, they like a gamble. I love 1 hand sats! Title: Re: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: londonpokergirl on August 13, 2006, 08:38:54 PM I was doing one hand satellites down at the western, they went down a treat :)
Title: Re: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: I, Zimbra on August 13, 2006, 08:39:09 PM I think it was Omaha, all-in blind on hand 1. €20 for the €200 tourney, €30 for the €300 tourney, etc. I love the Irish, they like a gamble. I love 1 hand sats! Why does that not surprise me? :D 'Western Roll', anyone? ::) Title: Re: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: MrMoves on August 13, 2006, 09:11:30 PM A cash game with M3(straddle)Boy and Pab is pretty bingo-ish too.
Title: Re: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: Pab on August 13, 2006, 09:36:49 PM Q6, cough cough, lol
Title: Re: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: Scottish Dave on August 14, 2006, 10:23:36 PM Re: Your definition of bingo here..........River Boat!
Title: Re: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: AlrightJack on August 14, 2006, 11:10:02 PM I thought the bingo definition was quite clearly a £5 re-buy fest at your local casino... that was until I came accross this earlier today: I thought the definition of bingo was 'A game of chance in which each player has one or more cards printed with differently numbered squares on which to place markers when the respective numbers are drawn and announced by a caller. The first player to mark a complete row of numbers is the winner.' Title: Re: Your definition of bingo here... Post by: M3boy on August 15, 2006, 01:29:57 AM I thought the bingo definition was quite clearly a £5 re-buy fest at your local casino... that was until I came accross this earlier today: I thought the definition of bingo was 'A game of chance in which each player has one or more cards printed with differently numbered squares on which to place markers when the respective numbers are drawn and announced by a caller. The first player to mark a complete row of numbers is the winner.' How can we take you seriously now Jon ? I mean, a blackjack cheat and all!!! ;goodvevil; Great Blog BTW |