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Just heard Tikay mention a new MTT on Sunday's.
ITS HAPPENING FOLKS!
The new MTT I teased early on last night's Show is a £33 entry, £10,000 Guaranteed NLH Bounty Hunter which will take place on Sunday's @ 7.30pm.
if we start getting MORE Numbers this could build into OP's wish!!
Sky will look at guarantee for this if it grows!! We may make it HILO PLO8 Only in Feb!!
FOSP PLO Varients LEAGUE TOURNIE JAN Week 4!!!!
SUNDAY, 25TH-1-15 7.15pm!!
PLO8 Hilo This week!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hour late Reg, £3.30, 3000 chips
lobby here...
https://www.skypoker.com/secure/poker/sky_lobby?action=go_tnmt_lobby&game_id=10470671&guid=735b6f9d-558f-4440-9883-4b0922172ffa
TY to Dave, Solarcarro, League Manager for running.
£5.50 FOSP or Mini Seat for the Monthly Winner added Bonus from Sky Poker Ty
ALL WELCOME!!!
After Chatting with Dave Solarcarro, FOSP Admins & some PLO8 regs, we have decided to Make this Sunday Tournie already established, PLO8 ONLY in Feb, instead of alternating, sry Standard PLO Fans.
We shall be asking Sky for a Garantee, as they are supporting Us well, of £100 initially!!
After 32 Runners last nite this is fair. We have seen the New FOSP Hilo Weds £2.20 reach 75+ Now, so there is potential!
....but we were wondering, what feeling would be from Regulars, of idea to Make this Sunday Tournie £5.50 entry instead of £3.30, then we can most likely get Garantee of £200 to start..
Please Post up your views, we have till next Sunday to sort!
...but post a view, we will listen!
I personally would prefer a £5.50 MTT.
My reasoning for this goes along the following lines.
The majority of players who are going to try a PLO8 mtt are players who have been playing NLHE for a while and fancy a change. Any newish players to poker will automatically be drawn to the NLHE tables as this is standard practice. We are, therefore, targeting established NLHE players who fancy learning a new game or just fancy a change from their staple diet. Is it, therefore, right to assume that an established NLHE player has a slightly bigger bankroll than a new player or at least is more likely to be tempted by a £5.50 buy in than a £3.30 buy in. Being one of these players I know I would prefer a £5.50 buy in.