Day 3 Review of UKOPS XII

Tikay10

After a bit of a blip on Day Two, when 3 Events missed their Guarantee, yesterday it was business as usual, when all 8 Events sailed nicely over their Guarantee.

Warm Up, Omaha, £1,000 Guaranteed, made £1,140

Warm Up, BH, £2,000 Guaranteed, made £2,510

Warm Up Deepie, £3,000 Guaranteed, made £3,260

Micro BH, £1,000 Guaranteed, made £1,599

Main, Rebuy, £15,000 Guaranteed, made £22,500

Mini, Rebuy, £3,000 Guaranteed, made £4,605

Challenger, Freezeout, £4,000 Guaranteed, made £4,400

Sidey, BH, £5,000 Guaranteed, made £8,550

  

Tikay10

So (approx), yesterday....

Guarantees £34,000

Prize Pools £48,500

So that's around 43% above Guarantees.

Tikay10

After three days of the four day UKOPS XII.....

Guaranteed Prize Pools = £170,500

Actual Prize Pools = £198,105.

UKOPS XII continues today, starting at 2pm, & there is (are?) £39,500 of Guarantees today.

Good luck all.

Slipwater

In Response to Re: Day 3 Review of UKOPS XII:

After three days of the four day UKOPS XII..... Guaranteed Prize Pools = £170,500 Actual Prize Pools = £198,105. UKOPS XII continues today, starting at 2pm, & there is (are?) £39,500 of Guarantees today. Good luck all.
Posted by Tikay10

There are eight distinct guarantees, Tikay, therefore we're talking plurals.

Are, Tikay.

Are.

Tikay10

OK, fair enough Mr SlipSlop, answer me this one......

Should we refer to....
 

"T & C's"

"T's & C's"

"T & C"

They are, after all, a "singular collective"

Slipwater

If you wish to contract it, then Ts & Cs is sufficient (as the apostrophe suggests the possessive), but to avoid any confusion, you should just stick to Terms & Conditions.

It's like DVDs. Many people mistakenly use an apostrophe there too.

tomgoodun

Lol's, or should I say lol ,or even arf's , chucklements. I am in awe of both of you chaps.,please keep it up,I learn something new every day  

hhyftrftdr

In Response to Re: Day 3 Review of UKOPS XII:

If you wish to contract it, then Ts & Cs is sufficient (as the apostrophe suggests the possessive), but to avoid any confusion, you should just stick to Terms & Conditions . It's like DVD's. Many people mistakenly use an apostrophe there too.
Posted by Slipwater

Do they really?

Slipwater

In Response to Re: Day 3 Review of UKOPS XII:

In Response to Re: Day 3 Review of UKOPS XII : Do they really?
Posted by hhyftrftdr

Really.

I see what you did there

bbMike

In Response to Re: Day 3 Review of UKOPS XII:

If you wish to contract it, then Ts & Cs is sufficient (as the apostrophe suggests the possessive), but to avoid any confusion, you should just stick to Terms & Conditions . It's like DVDs. Many people mistakenly use an apostrophe there too.
Posted by Slipwater

In this context they suggest omission so T's & C's would be correct. But I'm sure this is just as dull as reading 10 pages of them.