EPT LONDON does anyone need to borrow a pair of shoes

[gmoneyAK]

Whats everyones opinions on the dress code for the ept event

No trainers or collarless shirts what do people think about this its a poker tournament not a round of golf.

Also what will happen when players turn up who havent heard the rules will they be prevented from playing. A silly rule in this day and age.

[boldie]

am I the only one thinking this would be about snoops trainers?

[Nem]

Rules are rules.

It is like saying that it is silly at Wimbledon that all Tennis Players have to wear all white

[Bainn]

I know a guy who is going to hang around with some reasonably priced shoes and shirts.

Just look for the guy standing next to a red van and tip him the nod.

[RED-DOG]

Lasy year Jen had to BUY some new shoes so that she could get in to do the updates.

[RED-DOG]

I do think a reasonable dress code is a good thing though.

[Royal Flush]

I do think a reasonable dress code is a good thing though.

 

[Newmanseye]

I think the enforced dress code is a good thing, I think that the casinos should go back to an enforced dress code, and prevent the bums from sleeping on the couches.

[Graham C]

I do think a reasonable dress code is a good thing though.

  too.

[Eck]

I do think a reasonable dress code is a good thing though.

 

Explain this then!!!   

[Royal Flush]

I do think a reasonable dress code is a good thing though.

 

Explain this then!!!   

We all have weak moments

[thetank]

They've got it spot on IMHO.

No trainers or collarless shirts is hardly a strict dresscode anyway.

If you turn up anywhere to play, you're a guest in that establishment, and need to respect their rules. I really don't see the problem.

[tikay]

If you turn up at The Vic "improperly dressed" by their rules you will not be allowed in, as simple as that. Many can testify to that.

It's their train set, & they can do as they wish. Punters have the same choice & rights, they can accept it, or they can go elsewhere.

What is acceptable "dress"?. It's a balance thing, a common sense thing. Suit & tie? Singlet? ( I've seen both in some places) it's just common sense, & I do think a line has to be drawn somewhere. Personally, I find it offensive to sit next to someone wearing a vest or singlet at a Poker Table, but I'm old, see?

Whatever, I hope you enjoy your time at The Vic.

[Nem]

A couple of years ago you wasnt even allowed in The Vic wearing Jeans

[gmoneyAK]

If you turn up at The Vic "improperly dressed" by their rules you will not be allowed in, as simple as that. Many can testify to that.

It's their train set, & they can do as they wish. Punters have the same choice & rights, they can accept it, or they can go elsewhere.

What is acceptable "dress"?. It's a balance thing, a common sense thing. Suit & tie? Singlet? ( I've seen both in some places) it's just common sense, & I do think a line has to be drawn somewhere. Personally, I find it offensive to sit next to someone wearing a vest or singlet at a Poker Table, but I'm old, see?

Whatever, I hope you enjoy your time at The Vic.

you wouldnt want to see me in a vest then you would be incredibly offended

Vests i agree with but whats wrong with a plain v neck tshirt its comfy and hardly offensive.

Well we are having a good debate what do people also think about being in your seat dead on time or you are disqualified.