[Quads]

How many of you are interested in a $100 buy in tourney in December?

Format someting closely to resemble the following:
$100 Buy In
Depending on the number of players, the spots paid would be somewhere from 3 to possibly 6 or 7.
Add On / Rebuy Format Possible (we'll vote on it)
High Hand Jackpot
Bad Beat Jackpot

Please vote and comment if needed.

 

[Robert]

I voted for "any" 'cause I'd go if work schedule permits. It's too soon to know though...

 

[Hagar]

I'll consider playing a $100 tourney as long as:

1) We get a big enough field (2 tables)
2) It's a freezeout - no rebuys/addons

Any weekend is fine

 

[Becky]

It's a bit over my budget.

 

[Ace-in-Space]

First or Second weekend is okay.

I prefer no rebuys/add ons also. I also prefer no bad beat or high hand. I would play a higher limit cash game after the tourney. BTW, what would constitute a bad beat?

 

[Quads]

what would constitute a bad beat?

Aces full of 10's beaten or better.
Quads beaten by quads
Straight flush beaten by higher straight flush

 

[araymond]

How much would the rebuys be, compared to the buy-in?

 

[Ace-in-Space]

I serious doubt the bad beat jackpot will be awarded based on your criteria, given the estimated number of players and the duration of the tourney. Might as plow it back to the main pool

 

[Hagar]

I serious doubt the bad beat jackpot will be awarded based on your criteria, given the estimated number of players and the duration of the tourney. Might as plow it back to the main pool

For the record, I agree.

 

[Quads]

If the bad meat jackpot isn't awarded then, yes, that would go to the prize pool.

 

[Quads]

How much would the rebuys be, compared to the buy-in?

Likely it would be a $100 buy in and a $100 rebuy or add on if that was the decided format.

It's what I've most commonly seen in Casino X.