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Title: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: TightEnd on May 03, 2012, 09:13:48 AM
In case you didn't see it, Simon Trumper said:

Starting Tuesday 8th May 7.30pm we will be launching a single nightly brand new tournament for all weekly players. Buy in will be £25, just £5 more than the current £20 that has a guarantee of only £500 and you will have the option of 1 re entry during late reg which ends at 9.30pm, the reason that this event will also appeal to our current £50 players is the guarantee will be a phenomenal £5000, double the current £50 guarantee for half the outlay!!!

When we first opened we had a £25 event with just 3000 starting chips that used to get 200 players, we will need 250 entries to cover the £5000 guarantee and these players will be getting a 10,000 starting stack. We expect until the event is well publicised to get £1000 a night overlays but we would like to see players travelling to play for this value as it is unheard of for such a big guarantee at this level of buy in.

Spread the word please and lets see if we can make this a success.

Cheers

ACES


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: TightEnd on May 03, 2012, 09:15:03 AM
£25? £5,000 GTD?

10,000 chips?

Pretty unbeatable I would say, if you live close enough


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: david3103 on May 03, 2012, 09:31:07 AM
How close is close enough though?

It certainly adds to my willingness to pop in on the way home from any trips south.

What structure/clock will be used? Simon's fb page talks about some 'tweaks'...


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: TightEnd on May 03, 2012, 09:34:15 AM
How close is close enough though?

It certainly adds to my willingness to pop in on the way home from any trips south.

What structure/clock will be used? Simon's fb page talks about some 'tweaks'...


I will get Simon to come on re the Structure

How close? Dunno, but its got to be worth a thought..weighing up petrol etc versus the guarantee on offer for such a small buy in


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: smashedagain on May 03, 2012, 10:00:55 AM
Thought all comps were wsop structure but with differing clocks.

Simon is starting to get right on my nerves. Just because he has to go to Dtd 5 days a week, why his he making it so hard fir us not to. :)



Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: RH12 on May 03, 2012, 10:59:08 AM
For me personally i like the idea, if i get down to DTD i usually play the £50 tourneys so to get 2 bullets for the same £50 and £5k gte is great, however, i feel it might upset some of the regulars from the £20 game as they might consider it to be a shove fest for the regs 'stepping down' from the £50.

 I hope im wrong and it doesnt put too many off.


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: Cf on May 03, 2012, 11:11:38 AM
3,000 starting chips FTW.


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: TightEnd on May 03, 2012, 11:12:05 AM
For me personally i like the idea, if i get down to DTD i usually play the £50 tourneys so to get 2 bullets for the same £50 and £5k gte is great, however, i feel it might upset some of the regulars from the £20 game as they might consider it to be a shove fest for the regs 'stepping down' from the £50.

 I hope im wrong and it doesnt put too many off.


10,000 chips/sensible structure shouldn't be a shove fest for anyone should it?

Surely higher buy in regs are going to be taking it seriously with that guarantee?


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: Rotty on May 03, 2012, 11:13:59 AM
don't mind for Mon to Thurs but would like to keep a bigger game for a Friday night


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: Cf on May 03, 2012, 11:17:30 AM
For me personally i like the idea, if i get down to DTD i usually play the £50 tourneys so to get 2 bullets for the same £50 and £5k gte is great, however, i feel it might upset some of the regulars from the £20 game as they might consider it to be a shove fest for the regs 'stepping down' from the £50.

 I hope im wrong and it doesnt put too many off.


10,000 chips/sensible structure shouldn't be a shove fest for anyone should it?

Surely higher buy in regs are going to be taking it seriously with that guarantee?

Well, if it needs 250 runners and has to be done in one night then it's gonna turn into a shove fest at some point. Just a case of using a structure that results in a "better" shove fest. Sounds like DTD have that right.


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: Poker_Monkey on May 03, 2012, 11:37:42 AM
20 mins clock on a 10k stack with 200+ runners shouldn't really end up as bingo till about 4 in the morning and then there should still be some play there.


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: MC on May 03, 2012, 01:30:48 PM
Don't get me wrong, DTD is the nuts yaddayadda, and I don't have any interest in these tourneys either way

But 2 points:

A big guarantee doesn't increase your average ROI (unless there is an overlay). It's still only a £20 tournament down from £50.

Also it has 25% rake.

It's obv a sick tournament for recreational players or whatever, but that's all. But then I guess that goes for all the weekly tournaments anywayz.


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: redsimon on May 03, 2012, 01:41:51 PM
Don't get me wrong, DTD is the nuts yaddayadda, and I don't have any interest in these tourneys either way

But 2 points:

A big guarantee doesn't increase your average ROI (unless there is an overlay). It's still only a £20 tournament down from £50.

Also it has 25% rake.
It's obv a sick tournament for recreational players or whatever, but that's all. But then I guess that goes for all the weekly tournaments anywayz.

Only if it met guarantee


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: George2Loose on May 03, 2012, 01:47:12 PM
Estimated finish time?


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: smashedagain on May 03, 2012, 01:47:51 PM
Don't get me wrong, DTD is the nuts yaddayadda, and I don't have any interest in these tourneys either way

But 2 points:

A big guarantee doesn't increase your average ROI (unless there is an overlay). It's still only a £20 tournament down from £50.

Also it has 25% rake.
It's obv a sick tournament for recreational players or whatever, but that's all. But then I guess that goes for all the weekly tournaments anywayz.

Only if it met guarantee
Where does it say 25% rake please.


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: Junior Senior on May 03, 2012, 01:56:14 PM
In! It's a 25 NOT a 20+ 5. Imagine rake will be standard DTD rake. I live 40 mins away 28 miles but reckon its got to be worth the trip as long as finish time ends up being reasonable. 7pm start might be better with late reg.


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: EvilPie on May 03, 2012, 02:15:04 PM
Says it needs 250 runners to cover the £5k guarantee.

At £25 it looks like £20 + £5

I'm not complaining btw just pointing it out for Junior and Smashed.


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: EvilPie on May 03, 2012, 02:24:25 PM
Estimated finish time?

This please.

Would definitely be interested in playing but not if it goes on 'til 4am.


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: StuartHopkin on May 03, 2012, 02:29:53 PM
Estimated finish time?

This please.

Would definitely be interested in playing but not if it goes on 'til 4am.

+1

Not that it would matter often these days but needs to be final table at 1am latest done by 2.30am for me


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: Woodsey on May 03, 2012, 02:31:58 PM
Estimated finish time?

This please.

Would definitely be interested in playing but not if it goes on 'til 4am.

+1

Not that it would matter often these days but needs to be final table at 1am latest done by 2.30am for me

Yeah, same for me.


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: smashedagain on May 03, 2012, 02:32:50 PM
Says it needs 250 runners to cover the £5k guarantee.

At £25 it looks like £20 + £5

I'm not complaining btw just pointing it out for Junior and Smashed.
Am I right in thinking if it gets 201 runners then we would pay £5 rake between all of  us?
I am more than happy to pay the rake my treat.

Can you see it getting 200 runners average 4 or 5 school nights a week. I think Dtd are taking a risk but then again they always seem to get there.

I can't see 100 players being done by 2am let alone 200.


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: MC on May 03, 2012, 03:38:32 PM
In! It's a 25 NOT a 20+ 5. Imagine rake will be standard DTD rake.

"Dusk Till Dawn Club will deduct 10% from the total number of entries X buy-ins as its fees (for comps at buy-ins less than £50, there will be a minimum deduction of £5 per for 1 day tournament and £10 for a 2 day+ tournament)"

http://blondepoker.com/forum/index.php?topic=57196.0


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: Skippy on May 03, 2012, 03:43:53 PM
Can you see it getting 200 runners average 4 or 5 school nights a week. I think Dtd are taking a risk but then again they always seem to get there.

I think  if you combined the old 50 + 15 tourneys you wouldn't be too far off.


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: EvilPie on May 03, 2012, 06:55:48 PM
Says it needs 250 runners to cover the £5k guarantee.

At £25 it looks like £20 + £5

I'm not complaining btw just pointing it out for Junior and Smashed.
Am I right in thinking if it gets 201 runners then we would pay £5 rake between all of  us?
I am more than happy to pay the rake my treat.

Can you see it getting 200 runners average 4 or 5 school nights a week. I think Dtd are taking a risk but then again they always seem to get there.

I can't see 100 players being done by 2am let alone 200.

No you'd pay £25 between you.

It's the prize pool that's guaranteed so 200 runners at £25 each = £5k

201 runners = £5k prize pool + £25 to DTD

250 runners = £5k prize pool + £1250 to DTD

251 runners = £5020 prize pool + £1255 to DTD

Basically the prize pool doesn't change up to 250 runners. It's rake free up to 200 runners + an overlay which is fantastic for players.

From 200 to 250 runners 100% of contributions go to DTD so this is a bad time for the players.

251+ It's back to normal with £20 going to the prize pool and £5 to DTD.

Whatever way you look at it it's good for the players. £5 for an evening's entertainment with the potential to win £1.5k is pretty incred.

You can't look at a £20 live comp as anything other than recreational so the rake % is pretty much irrelevant.


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: redsimon on May 03, 2012, 07:09:17 PM
Says it needs 250 runners to cover the £5k guarantee.

At £25 it looks like £20 + £5

I'm not complaining btw just pointing it out for Junior and Smashed.
Am I right in thinking if it gets 201 runners then we would pay £5 rake between all of  us?
I am more than happy to pay the rake my treat.

Can you see it getting 200 runners average 4 or 5 school nights a week. I think Dtd are taking a risk but then again they always seem to get there.

I can't see 100 players being done by 2am let alone 200.

No you'd pay £25 between you.

It's the prize pool that's guaranteed so 200 runners at £25 each = £5k

201 runners = £5k prize pool + £25 to DTD

250 runners = £5k prize pool + £1250 to DTD

251 runners = £5020 prize pool + £1255 to DTD

Basically the prize pool doesn't change up to 250 runners. It's rake free up to 200 runners + an overlay which is fantastic for players.

From 200 to 250 runners 100% of contributions go to DTD so this is a bad time for the players.

251+ It's back to normal with £20 going to the prize pool and £5 to DTD.

Whatever way you look at it it's good for the players. £5 for an evening's entertainment with the potential to win £1.5k is pretty incred.

You can't look at a £20 live comp as anything other than recreational so the rake % is pretty much irrelevant.

+1


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: Junior Senior on May 03, 2012, 07:29:50 PM
Well I am confused and not paying enough attention.


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: MC on May 03, 2012, 07:31:06 PM
Whatever way you look at it it's good for the players. £5 for an evening's entertainment with the potential to win £1.5k is pretty incred.

You can't look at a £20 live comp as anything other than recreational so the rake % is pretty much irrelevant.

Yeah that's a very good point to be fair


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: DTD-ACES on May 03, 2012, 08:48:30 PM
Guys, here is the full schedule for May http://www.dusktilldawnpokerclub.com/schedules/may-2012.pdf.

- the new XXL 25 should finish around 2am with 200 runners, start at 7.30pm, is the WSOP structure less 5 levels but with 25-50 and 75-150 added, so 3 levels difference, all the WSOP levels after level 17 are in the XXL 25, so it's an excellent evening structure IMO, lets see how it plays

- in advance of the WSOP £500 Warm Up event, we are running a £150 Deepstack for next 3 weeks £50K gte, using the WSOP main event blind structure with 30,000 chips, and also every Sunday, we will be running a Super 50 with the WSOP main event structure and 15,000 chips, 2pm start.

To promote our WSOP Warm up in June, I have tried to stay as close to their structure as possible whilst getting comps finished at a reasonable time. Here is the WSOP Warm Up info http://www.dusktilldawnpokerclub.com/events/wsop-warm-up-weekend.

Please post any questions/comments on here and I will answer/discuss

Cheers Aces


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: TightEnd on May 03, 2012, 09:03:34 PM
blonde will be updating the £150 on 18-20 May, the £500 WSOP Warm Up on 1-4 June then the Chipleader on 15-17 June


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: Rotty on May 03, 2012, 11:23:19 PM
nice to see the 50 stay on fridays, was unsure until I saw the whole schedule but looks very good :)


Title: Re: The new DTD Nightly Tournament
Post by: istrabraq on May 04, 2012, 07:50:59 AM
Has the 150 gone back 2 7pm start on the Friday . Much prefer 2 pm start so home at reasonable time on Saturday and don't have 2 spend 2 hrs on m6 I'n traffic