Is on the Crown website now.
http://www.crownpoker.com.au/Assets/...20Calendar.pdf
Its in the Oct/Nov Calendar, no separate schedule yet.
Is on the Crown website now.
http://www.crownpoker.com.au/Assets/...20Calendar.pdf
Its in the Oct/Nov Calendar, no separate schedule yet.
Structures are avilable here:
http://www.crownpoker.com.au/Assets/...Structures.pdf
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I assume this is wrong
Fri 18 Nov 10:10am - Free to enter JHDS Supershot Qualifier - $70 (55+15))
Really should up the guarantee with Event 1. Could easily make it 75k, 100k if you want to live on the edge.
The only reason you set a guarantee is that you think it will hit it.
$75k maybe.
$100k no.
They made it $100k for the ANZPT opener and I'm pretty sure it didn't exceed the guarantee.
They also made a mistake in not retracting a $200k guarantee for a $550 event in APPT and they were $26k short.
They are also giving the winner of that even an Aussie Millions seat I believe so that may be enough to generate some extra re buys.
I'd like to see them put up $250k on the main event, but I don't think that will happen anytime soon. Series 7 was the first to not hit $250k and I think with all of the series on around the place at the minute, the market is kind of flooded. It used to be that a bunch of interstate live and online guys would come in for it, but now there are so many events on that they don't have to travel so much if they want a live fix.
Taken from http://pokerasiapacific.com/joe-hach...8-preview.html
"Previous Champions
Series 1 (2008): Luke Santo ($66,773 first prize, 625 players, $312,500 prizepool)
Series 2 (2009): Daniel Botta ($100,000 first prize, 898 players, $449,900 prizepool)
Series 3 (2009): Amanda de Cesare ($77,500 first pirze, 643 players, $321,500 prizepool)
Series 4 (2010): Sam Welch ($80,050 first prize, 784 players, $392,000 prizepool)
Series 5 (2010): Rickie Vedhara ($73,500 first prize, 608 players, $304,000 prizepool)
Series 6 (2011): Tien Tran ($75,000 first prize, 623 players, $311,500 prizepool)
Series 7 (2011): Andrew Mellado ($50,128 first prize, 416 players, $208,000 prizepool)"
Even if they just put a $50k first place guarantee that would be great.
Last edited by C_Bomb; 11-11-2011 at 08:48 PM.
they made it 100k grnt once and didnt make it, so 50k is all we'll be seeing for a while
With the shane warne thing just happening I cant imagine a bumper crowd for this main event, especialyl since AM is just around the corner, but we'll see I guess
550 would be a good turnout
Finished top 20 in event 1. 1st and 2nd paid almost the same, little over 12k, but 1st got an AM seat. If it was 20 + seat for 1st, and 12 for 2nd, fine, but I and others were not impressed with 1st and 2nd winning the same cash.