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 Cardplayer Satellite Listings?, Bill A., 7. Jul 2003 18:11 | ||
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| Does anyone know where on the cardplayer.com site are the listings for the tournament satellite events? It would be great if someone could reply with an active link to the site. Also, if anyone knows of any other source of satellite listings, please let me know. Thanks Bill A | ||
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| Re: Cardplayer Satellite Listings?, Paul Stine, 8. Jul 2003 06:43 | ||
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| on 7. Jul 2003 18:11 Bill A. wrote: > > Does anyone know where on the cardplayer.com site are the listings for the > tournament satellite events? It would be great if someone could reply with an > active link to the site. Also, if anyone knows of any other source of satellite > listings, please let me know. > > Thanks Bill A Since, in general, satellites are unscheduled events (they start , pretty much, whenever enough people want to play them can get together) they would be fairly difficult to list in a magazine or on a website. Almost every tournament of any size at all, has satellites. As a rule of thumb you have satellites of the same variety as the next day's tournament. So, if tomorrow is the $500 7-stud tournament then today will be $70 7-stud single table satellites. Single table satellites for the Championship event (usually no-limit holdem) are held throughout the duration of the tournament when enough people get together to play one (time permitting.) As for super satellites, they usually fall in some sort of regular schedule (say, 9 pm) at the venue hosting the tournament. Paul Stine College Station, TX | ||
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| Re: Cardplayer Satellite Listings?, Bill A., 8. Jul 2003 10:26 | ||
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| Thanks Paul, I appreciate the good information. Bill A | ||
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| Re: Cardplayer Satellite Listings?, 4 POKER, 8. Jul 2003 19:09 | ||
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| on 8. Jul 2003 06:43 Paul Stine wrote: > on 7. Jul 2003 18:11 Bill A. wrote: > > > > Does anyone know where on the cardplayer.com site are the listings for the > > tournament satellite events? It would be great if someone could reply with an > > active link to the site. Also, if anyone knows of any other source of satellite > > listings, please let me know. > > > > Thanks Bill A > > Since, in general, satellites are unscheduled events (they start , pretty much, > whenever enough people want to play them can get together) they would be fairly > difficult to list in a magazine or on a website. > > Almost every tournament of any size at all, has satellites. As a rule of thumb you > have satellites of the same variety as the next day's tournament. So, if tomorrow is > the $500 7-stud tournament then today will be $70 7-stud single table satellites. Paul, Actually, that's not true. Even if the next days event was to be say a seven card stud event, they will still hold satellites in whatever games they can get a list for. If there are 10 players who want to play in an Omaha satellite, then those people would just sign up for an Omaha satellite and if enough players are there to start the satellite, then they will, regardless of what event may be taking place the following day. Another note, even if you play in an Omaha satellite and place 1st, you would still be able to use that voucher to buy in for any tournament, even if it's a seven card stud event. That's why they run all different types of satellites, all day long, every day. It's more like supply and demand......if they can start one, they will. There's a sign up sheet list posting ALL the games, and whatever game they can get going, they will. The lists will be displayed on a table (usually somewhere near the satellites section). 4 POKER > Single table satellites for the Championship event (usually no-limit holdem) are held > throughout the duration of the tournament when enough people get together to play one > (time permitting.) > > As for super satellites, they usually fall in some sort of regular schedule (say, 9 > pm) at the venue hosting the tournament. > > Paul Stine > College Station, TX > > | ||
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| Re: Cardplayer Satellite Listings?, 4 POKER, 8. Jul 2003 19:32 | ||
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| on 7. Jul 2003 18:11 Bill A. wrote: > > Does anyone know where on the cardplayer.com site are the listings for the > tournament satellite events? It would be great if someone could reply with an > active link to the site. Also, if anyone knows of any other source of satellite > listings, please let me know. > > Thanks Bill A Bill, Your best bet is to click on to the tournament directory (after going to the cardplayer website), and when the list comes up for the tournament that you're interested in, you can call the casino up for yourself and they will provide info for when the satellites will be starting. The closer you call to the actual day of the event, the more accurate their information will be because sometimes, event schedules do change. If you go to www.pokerpages.com you can type in any tournament that you wish to get info on, by typing in the name of the actual event or by typing in the casinos name and state. A schedule will then pop up on the screen and at the top of that page will list the casinos name with their phone #. They suggest that prior to attending the event, just call first. At that time you can ask them when the satellites will begin. Sometimes dates change, so by contacting them first (closer to the actual event) may be more helpful for you. Usually the satellites begin one week prior to the tournament, but will last throughtout the entire event. Good luck. 4 POKER | ||
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