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Re: Defining the terms of a bet
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Quote from: Mondeoman on October 18, 2011, 10:48:52 PM
Can't remember the exact conversation but my understanding at the time was that it was unique entries
yeh, agreed keefus. you'd better not enter!
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Re: Defining the terms of a bet
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October 19, 2011, 12:11:02 AM »
No matter if it's unique entries or re entries I still dont like your side of the bet.
Seems to me that most of the people who will play this are betting against Rob so may spite not play to win their bet without risking the buy in.
Would fully expect Rob to run 10 seats gtd satellites for the 6 nights before the comp tho
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Re: Defining the terms of a bet
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going to enter then unregister with 1 minute to go - muhahahaha
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Re: Defining the terms of a bet
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Quote from: smashedagain on October 19, 2011, 12:11:02 AM
No matter if it's unique entries or re entries I still dont like your side of the bet.
Seems to me that most of the people who will play this are betting against Rob so may spite not play to win their bet without risking the buy in.
Would fully expect Rob to run 10 seats gtd satellites for the 6 nights before the comp tho
Live heads up tournaments are not particularly popular in the UK - hence why you never see them run really. Getting 64 runners for a 1k tournament in this format will be very difficult as it will usually have to be around a major tournament festival and even then people will most likely leave after they bust the main rather than stay for a heads up tournament.
I'm fully aware that Rob is a hard man to beat in a bet and will run several satellites - i just cant see this tournament being attractive to many people. Few fish will buy in because they'll be treading into shark infested waters.
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Re: Defining the terms of a bet
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Quote from: GreekStein on October 19, 2011, 09:50:19 AM
Quote from: smashedagain on October 19, 2011, 12:11:02 AM
No matter if it's unique entries or re entries I still dont like your side of the bet.
Seems to me that most of the people who will play this are betting against Rob so may spite not play to win their bet without risking the buy in.
Would fully expect Rob to run 10 seats gtd satellites for the 6 nights before the comp tho
Live heads up tournaments are not particularly popular in the UK - hence why you never see them run really. Getting 64 runners for a 1k tournament in this format will be very difficult as it will usually have to be around a major tournament festival and even then people will most likely leave after they bust the main rather than stay for a heads up tournament.
I'm fully aware that Rob is a hard man to beat in a bet and will run several satellites - i just cant see this tournament being attractive to many people. Few fish will buy in because they'll be treading into shark infested waters.
Actually like Greekys side in general, but would never want to bet against DTD and if I were actually betting against Rob, I would keep the wager low so he didn't give a shit (so under £100,000).
Last year the World Heads Up Championship, which used to be a very prestigious event, got 28 runners, the year before it got 49. The GUKPT heads up events got 16 and 8 respectively. These were all piggy backing on a bigger festival and a similar buy-in.
If Rob was incredibly passionate about making it happen, it will, but if this is just DTD trying something new and testing the waters, I like Amatay's butlers side.
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Re: Defining the terms of a bet
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October 19, 2011, 10:17:09 AM »
how on earth can reentry work in a hu? I've been thinking about this for a while and my brain hurts
e.g.64 people enter so play the last 64. 32 get through to last 32, 32 go out. only one of the 32 that's knocked out reenters, he has no-one to play so presumably gets a bye.
there's now 33 people left so we're effectively back at the same round we started at and 2 people have to play another game to get through to the last 32 that they'd already qualified for
or maybe 3 reenter, 2 now play each other, one gets a bye and we're left with 34 runners so 4 people now have to play off to get 2 places in the last 32 that they'd already qualified for. it's just crazy
and how do we know what round is being played on 1a if there's 2 day ones?
just can't see how it can work, you need to close entry at the start time and do the draw, reentries are ridic
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Re: Defining the terms of a bet
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We booked a bet for a 64 runner £1k buyin HU tournament to be held at dtd by the end of 2011, which Rob thought he could fill with the contacts from his phone address book iirc. HU tourneys don't have re-entry or whatnot, and the whole idea was that he'd have 64 players down all of which would attend the event on a set day. Hopefully he'll honour it/gamblers code etc. Time is ticking =)
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Re: Defining the terms of a bet
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October 31, 2011, 03:40:10 AM »
Quote from: smashedagain on October 19, 2011, 12:11:02 AM
No matter if it's unique entries or re entries I still dont like your side of the bet.
Seems to me that most of the people who will play this are betting against Rob so may spite not play to win their bet without risking the buy in.
Would fully expect Rob to run 10 seats gtd satellites for the 6 nights before the comp tho
I'll lay Robs side at 3-1 if you wanna bet Jason - bearing in mind the bet expires on december 31st
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Re: Defining the terms of a bet
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Quote from: LFmagic on October 31, 2011, 03:11:26 AM
We booked a bet for a 64 runner £1k buyin HU tournament to be held at dtd by the end of 2011, which Rob thought he could fill with the contacts from his phone address book iirc. HU tourneys don't have re-entry or whatnot, and the whole idea was that he'd have 64 players down all of which would attend the event on a set day. Hopefully he'll honour it/gamblers code etc. Time is ticking =)
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How much did you book tho? It is important...
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Quote from: skolsuper on October 31, 2011, 12:17:48 PM
Quote from: LFmagic on October 31, 2011, 03:11:26 AM
We booked a bet for a 64 runner £1k buyin HU tournament to be held at dtd by the end of 2011, which Rob thought he could fill with the contacts from his phone address book iirc. HU tourneys don't have re-entry or whatnot, and the whole idea was that he'd have 64 players down all of which would attend the event on a set day. Hopefully he'll honour it/gamblers code etc. Time is ticking =)
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How much did you book tho? It is important...
IIrc Luke had 2k and Dan had 1k, when Rob was writing it in his phone he said 'I'll put you two down for 3k'. I don't know why he grouped Dan and Luke as though they were a couple lol - maybe because he doesn't know Luke as well as he knows Dan so it was a diplomatic/polite way of ensuring that Dan was responsible for Luke's 2k of action.
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Re: Defining the terms of a bet
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October 31, 2011, 02:11:00 PM »
TBH, I like your side even with re-entries, bearing in mind it's November tomorrow.
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Re: Defining the terms of a bet
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October 31, 2011, 02:18:06 PM »
Quote from: Skippy on October 31, 2011, 02:11:00 PM
TBH, I like your side even with re-entries, bearing in mind it's November tomorrow.
Dont' like their chances of getting paiiiiid though
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Re: Defining the terms of a bet
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Quote from: cambridgealex on October 31, 2011, 02:18:06 PM
Quote from: Skippy on October 31, 2011, 02:11:00 PM
TBH, I like your side even with re-entries, bearing in mind it's November tomorrow.
Dont' like their chances of getting paiiiiid though
wash your mouth out with soap young man. owner still has the right to refuse entry
..... i always thought dan and luke were the best of mates despite luke being a cod head. pretty sure its not happening but will mention it next weekend to give rob a fighting chance
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rob emailed me today to say bet is off and that he'd explain when he sees me
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Re: Defining the terms of a bet
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Quote from: GreekStein on October 31, 2011, 05:38:30 PM
rob emailed me today to say bet is off and that he'd explain when he sees me
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