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festival comps next sunday

Any idea of festival structures/chips/clocks/song-list/dance-card vacancies?

[TightEnd]

I think Nina posted the basics in the Competitions thread RED

I am going on Weds, if necessary I will find out then and post

[Snatiramas]

festival comps next sunday

Any idea of festival structures/chips/clocks/song-list/dance-card vacancies?

Yes there will be all of those things..........but no Snat.......other commitments unfortunately.........oh well deep sigh

[snoopy1239]

It sounds like an enjoyable comp, but I'm not sure why I'd want to invest £250 into a 30 man field that is that dense in capable players.

[TightEnd]

It sounds like an enjoyable comp, but I'm not sure why I'd want to invest £250 into a 30 man field that is that dense in capable players.

because in an ideal world it would have 30 more less capable ones.....


for that to happen though needs some marketing etc etc

[M3boy]

It sounds like an enjoyable comp, but I'm not sure why I'd want to invest £250 into a 30 man field that is that dense in capable players.

Because you actually have a chance to play poker perhaps? and not just "turnover" poker, you could win pots WITHOUT having hit the flop! - people were actually passing hands!!!

Great comp.

[tikay]

It sounds like an enjoyable comp, but I'm not sure why I'd want to invest £250 into a 30 man field that is that dense in capable players.

Because you actually have a chance to play poker perhaps? and not just "turnover" poker, you could win pots WITHOUT having hit the flop! - people were actually passing hands!!!

Great comp.

Seconded. Proper poker, with grown-ups, it was an absolute delight. You can't beat it. Well I couldent.