Title: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: patman on September 09, 2005, 08:21:14 AM Just a wee note to say it was nice to put some names to faces last night. rfc , decider , alan(many user names) as well as Teacake, div and Rod(good reward for hard work in a successfull tourney).
Good tournament , lots of playability in a doublechance freezeout. Exited with pocket tens getting kicked all over the table after hitting the top trips to a 4 way all in. :o looks like it`ll take of then as a regular tourney as it was full and bodies were turned awat. And congrats to Davebhoy for top tabling ad getting cash....but did you have to make us wait until 2 am to give you a lift ;D Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Scottish Dave on September 09, 2005, 08:42:32 AM Just a wee note to say it was nice to put some names to faces last night. rfc , decider , alan(many user names) as well as Teacake, div and Rod(good reward for hard work in a successfull tourney). Good tournament , lots of playability in a doublechance freezeout. Exited with pocket tens getting kicked all over the table after hitting the top trips to a 4 way all in. :o looks like it`ll take of then as a regular tourney as it was full and bodies were turned awat. And congrats to Davebhoy for top tabling ad getting cash....but did you have to make us wait until 2 am to give you a lift ;D Ha ha sorry mate! Yes i final tabled to scoop some $$. A special thank to my Railbirds: Div, Teacake, Patman, Rod and Nidavellir AKA Vasuki AKA Allan. Your support was much appreciated through out the 5 hour ordeal. Night was great, plenty starting chips and lots and lots of play. ================================== PS i also had KK 5 times last night, 3 x times i doubled through, 1 x i raised and got no action, 1 x i put a short stack all-in with A rag and he hits the Ace! PPS oh did i also mention i Cracked the dealers AA When my Pocket 88's Tripped up! (I think RFC, to my left, liked that one) Great night and look forward to next one. ================================== RFC what is the tourney tonight mate in the RiverBoat, im heading in and might play it? Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Div on September 09, 2005, 09:37:56 AM Cracking night. Good structure, very nice venue, friendly staff.
54 runners and a few latecomers turned away. One complaint - Dave seems to have hijacked my Aces and Kings quota! Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Teacake on September 09, 2005, 11:17:11 AM Good night out tho card dead all night.
Still, at least I managed to outlast rfc by one hand ;D I dont think its any coincidence that the bar closed at 1.30 & Dave bombed by 1.45 :D Rod where was the emergency supply of dark rum when the fella needed it most ;) Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Scottish Dave on September 09, 2005, 11:27:23 AM Good night out tho card dead all night. Still, at least I managed to outlast rfc by one hand ;D I dont think its any coincidence that the bar closed at 1.30 & Dave bombed by 1.45 :D Rod where was the emergency supply of dark rum when the fella needed it most ;) I know, my mouth was as dry as a badgers Vulva ;) Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Decider on September 09, 2005, 11:54:56 AM Good tourney guys, well done on making the money Dave. Great to be able to put faces to names.
We are definitely up for a regular tourney with a similar format. I've posted a Game Report on GPS, would it be of interest to folks if I post it here? Cheers, Eoan Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Scottish Dave on September 09, 2005, 11:57:05 AM Good tourney guys, well done on making the money Dave. Great to be able to put faces to names. We are definitely up for a regular tourney with a similar format. I've posted a Game Report on GPS, would it be of interest to folks if I post it here? Cheers, Eoan yes defo, all words of encouragement are welcomed, look forward to your report. PS you can deal for me anytime mate ;) ;) Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Rod Paradise on September 09, 2005, 12:04:18 PM Good tourney guys, well done on making the money Dave. Great to be able to put faces to names. We are definitely up for a regular tourney with a similar format. I've posted a Game Report on GPS, would it be of interest to folks if I post it here? Cheers, Eoan Yep - good to put faces to the names. Please post the report on here - feedback is needed (particualrly to get more of the same out of the club). As far as I know they are going with the same again on Thursday - I'll be in to chat with them on Monday & will confirm. Cheers, Rod Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Nidavellir on September 09, 2005, 01:09:25 PM really liked the structure, also was good to meet up with some of the guys from here ^_^
What time did it finish at? Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Scottish Dave on September 09, 2005, 01:39:44 PM really liked the structure, also was good to meet up with some of the guys from here ^_^ What time did it finish at? 3:30 the last two chopped and split 1st and 2nd prize Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Nidavellir on September 09, 2005, 02:10:27 PM mmm perhaps only 2000 starting chips would have been better then if they were looking for it to finish earlier
Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Scottish Dave on September 09, 2005, 02:17:53 PM mmm perhaps only 2000 starting chips would have been better then if they were looking for it to finish earlier TBH i would defo keep the 3000 chips, i really liked that. Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Nidavellir on September 09, 2005, 02:22:04 PM yeah i know i really liked having that amount of chips too but i think the owners were wanting it to finish earlier, theres only a few ways to do that either you make it a freezeout, no buy ins or top ups / you lower the amount of starting chips / or as rod said in another thread upping the blinds and putting antes in.
i liked the structure but im thinking they may cancel the structure if the dont get it to finish when they would like it to finish Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Rod Paradise on September 09, 2005, 02:31:57 PM yeah i know i really liked having that amount of chips too but i think the owners were wanting it to finish earlier, theres only a few ways to do that either you make it a freezeout, no buy ins or top ups / you lower the amount of starting chips / or as rod said in another thread upping the blinds and putting antes in. i liked the structure but im thinking they may cancel the structure if the dont get it to finish when they would like it to finish I wouldn't worry too much about that. They are more used to chops ending almost all tournaments. If we adjust the blinds/antes a wee bit we should get a decent finish time but the same basic structure. Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Decider on September 09, 2005, 02:37:31 PM I would say the simplest way is to reduce the time between blind increases after the rebuys & introduce an ante.
After rebuys, increase the blinds every 15mins instead of 20mins. Then when we get to 1k, 2k limits, the players have to ante 1/10th the small blind. When the limits get higher, to 4000/8000, then the field should have narrowed enough, the blinds then increase every 10mins until the limit is reached. Up to you to determine the limit, but I'd say stop at 1/10th of the outstanding chips. We had a pot of approx £1350, meaning £15*90 buyins, so 3k*90 chips = 270k chips. So, limit the big blind to 27k chips in this scenario... That way you can still have some action heads up, but it should thin the field quickly enough to allow a 1pm finish. Doesn't tournament director recommend a structure based on a time limit required? As some folk aren't used to playing with ante's, players should be made well aware that they are part of the structure at the start of the tourney. Question... how high did the blinds get last night? Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Rod Paradise on September 09, 2005, 02:47:55 PM 2K/4K
Cheers for the suggestion - problem is working it into the S/Ware (I'd enough nightmares with the spontaneous shutdown by the computer - thank feck I was out and had noted the total chips - I had to reload the whole tourney). Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Decider on September 09, 2005, 04:15:40 PM 2K/4K Cheers for the suggestion - problem is working it into the S/Ware (I'd enough nightmares with the spontaneous shutdown by the computer - thank feck I was out and had noted the total chips - I had to reload the whole tourney). Yep, that was nasty. Was the crash caused by Tournament Director itself? Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Rod Paradise on September 09, 2005, 04:19:36 PM Nope - we think it was to do with the power supply (the wiring's not great apparently).
The software is Poker Clock (as TD needs internet access to initialise). Cincins paid for it. Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: RFC on September 09, 2005, 05:14:28 PM Cheers for a good night all if its on again next week let me know
nice to meet you all realy shocked tho all you tic supporters and every one was nice to me ;D ;D ;D only kidding i thought the set up was just right but if you want to change it no probs by me see you all next week Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Scottish Dave on September 09, 2005, 05:35:56 PM realy shocked tho all you tic supporters and every one was nice to me ;D ;D ;D Of course we were nice to you, what do you think we are......Rangers Fans ;D ;D ;D Sorry mate couldnt resist lol And Ironside before you go off on one about us old fiirm fans etc etc, it was only a joke. RFC is my new bestestestest friend in all the world....He is a fish By the way ;) Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: RFC on September 09, 2005, 05:39:01 PM yip mate nice meeting you too and see you next week if its on
and you can swim faster that me :D Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: mikkyT on September 12, 2005, 06:36:27 PM yeah i know i really liked having that amount of chips too but i think the owners were wanting it to finish earlier, theres only a few ways to do that either you make it a freezeout, no buy ins or top ups / you lower the amount of starting chips / or as rod said in another thread upping the blinds and putting antes in. i liked the structure but im thinking they may cancel the structure if the dont get it to finish when they would like it to finish They have a generally flat blind structure at CinCin anyway... I'd be against raising it too rapidly (ala wabash/riverboat) but a running ante would be a novel idea. On another note it was sad that I couldn't make it last Thursday, due to work commitments :( I'm hoping to make either this Thursday or next Thursday Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: Ironside on September 12, 2005, 06:50:33 PM antes really slow the game down and should not be recomended for a normal weekly game
i hate playing without a running ante but alot of players hate it due to the need to keep players alert to put in a chip every hand Title: Re: Glasgow CinCin tournament Post by: mikkyT on September 12, 2005, 06:51:21 PM antes really slow the game down and should not be recomended for a normal weekly game i hate playing without a running ante but alot of players hate it due to the need to keep players alert to put in a chip every hand Let me deal, I take it off their stack, with a toke for the dealer having to post for you ;D ;D ;D |