Gonna try another auction, this time with bids via pm and the results not published till the auction is finished. To reiterate the auction rules from before:
I am selling 30% of my gross prize money in the GSOP Live Salzburg in February, buyin $1650. Any prizes from leaderboards, continued sponsorship opportunities, or dinner flips won will not be included. Currency conversions will be done on the basis of a $1650 buyin converted at Friday's xe rate for GBP or EUR transfers.
Everyone who is interested in buying a piece make a bid for a certain percentage with the maximum price they would be prepared to pay for that piece. e.g. pleno 5% @ 1.8
All the bids are arranged in descending order by price* and the top 30 percentiles** at 9pm on Thursday 26th Jan win the auction.
Every winner pays the price of the lowest winning bid.
*In the event of a tie, the bid made first chronologically will take precedence
**This may involve one person receiving only part of the percentage that they bid for.
You can make as many bids as you like, e.g. if you would buy 10% at 1.1 but only 5% at 1.2, you can make 2 bids, 5@1.1 and 5@1.2, if the strike price finishes 1.1 or below you will have 10%, between 1.1 and 1.2 you will get 5% and over 1.2 you won't buy any.
Bids will be ranked by up to 2 decimal places, i.e. 1.333 will be considered the same as 1.33 and ranked chronologically
Bids are binding and cannot be withdrawn, I am ending the auction on Thurs to give me plenty of time to chase everyone up for payment before the event.
To prevent any <0.5 shenanigans, the minimum price will be 1.0
In the event of some unforeseen dispute arising the referee's* decision will be final.
*me
Pretty sure everyone knows who I am, hendonmob (with horrendous picture) here:
http://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/player.php?a=r&n=91657As to the tournament, due to a fantastic structure and large number of satellite qualifiers from ongame, the GSOP Live series has been increasingly successful at each leg, although I would expect this leg to be smaller than the one in Prague I think it will also be much softer, due to a clash with Deauville EPT and with many players currently round the other side of the world for the Aussie Millions, whereas in Prague there were a lot of 'name' players in town for the EPT and WPT tournaments in the same week.
I look forward to receiving plenty of pms with bids, but if you have any questions please post them in the thread so I can answer them for everyone.
Happy bidding!