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WSOP 2012 Satellite Group Rules. Perfect 10 poker Group 1,000 to 2,000 Events
1. Send three (3) players to WSOP 2012 for $1K buy in assuming there is 10 players in the group.
Total of 3K for 3 players. I
2. t's mandatory for a winning member to play the 2012 WSOP $1K Tournament. A $200 each player for expenses.
Player------ Buy In------Expenses------- Total
1st ------------ $1000 -------- $200--------------- $12002nd ---------- $1000 ----------$200----------------
$12003rd---------- $1000---------- $200--------------- $1200
1. Send three (3) players to WSOP 2012 for $1K buy in assuming there is 10 players in the group.
Total of 3K for 3 players. I
2. t's mandatory for a winning member to play the 2012 WSOP $1K Tournament. A $200 each player for expenses.
Player------ Buy In------Expenses------- Total
1st ------------ $1000 -------- $200--------------- $12002nd ---------- $1000 ----------$200----------------
$12003rd---------- $1000---------- $200--------------- $1200
THE FIRST SESSION WOULD BE AT MY HOUSE (LAKE ELSINORE) be on time.
WEEK DATE Time Buy In/ (Donation) Total Price WSOP 2012 (1st &2nd) Balance
Week 1 January 04, 2012 7pm $50 +($5) $500 - $150+$50 $300
Here is my information if you wanna get hold of me.
MITCH PORTER 714-585-4292 email: troytestmo@yahoo.com
Here are the links for social networking so we can keep update on what's going on.
Facebook ----> https://www.facebook.com/groups/101030030017883/
PERFECT 10 Group
WSOP 2012 Satellite Group Rules.
1. We will try to send three (3) players to WSOP 2012 for $1K buy in assuming there is 10 players in the group. Total of 3K
for 3 players. It's mandatory for a winning member to play the 2012 WSOP $1K Tournament. A $200 each player for
expenses.
Player Buy In Expenses Total
1st $1000 +$200 $1200
2nd $1000 +$200 $1200
3rd $1000 +$200 $1200
$3600
2. Any of the 3 players make it to the money regardless of the amount; that winning players are entitled to keep 50% of his
winning and 45% goes to the rest of the team and 5% goes to charity. (Members will vote on which charity that will be.)
Example: 1
You cashed out WSOP2012 1K Event of $2000
You (the player) will keep 50% = $1000
Us (members) will keep 45% = $900 (divided into remaining member)
Charity or Charities (Members will vote on which charity) 5% = $100
Example: 2
You cashed out WSOP2012 1K Event of $200,000
You (the player) will keep 50% = $100,00
Us (members) will keep 45% = $90,000 (divided into remaining member)
Charity or Charities (Members will vote on which charity) 5% = $10,000
3. There will be total of ten (12) tournaments , and the total score of 36 pts.
1st place = 3pts x 12 = 36points would the perfect score.
2nd place = 2pts x 12 = 24points would the perfect score.
3rd place = 1pts x 12 = 12points would the perfect score.
4. Becoming member is a commitment to the group. If you dont show up on the schedule tournament you will be blind out and
you still owe the particular (buy in) on that date.
We need to inforce this so everybody will play and treat it seriously.
5. The price pool for each session are 1st & 2nd only. (Assuming there is 10 players in the group.)
1st place take = $150 + 3points
2nd place take = $50 + 2points
3rd place take = $0 + 1points
6. Here are the calendar dates for the the group. If you have any concern or question; email or call me. (714) 585-4292
WEEK DATE Time Buy In/ (Donation) Total Price WSOP 2012 (1st &2nd) Balance
Week 1 January 04, 2012 7pm $50 +($5) $500 - $150+$50 $300 Changes to Jan - wednesday
Week 2 January 18, 2012 7pm $50 +($5) $500 - $150+$50 $600
Week 3 February 01, 2012 7pm $50 +($5) $500 - $150+$50 $900
Week 4 February 15, 2012 7pm $50 +($5) $500 - $150+$50 $1200
Week 5 February 29, 2012 7pm $50 +($5) $500 - $150+$50 $1500
Week 6 Mar 14, 2012 7pm $50 +($5) $500 - $150+$50 $1800
Week 7 Mar 28, 2012 7pm $50 +($5) $500 - $150+$50 $2100
Week 8 April 11, 2012 7pm $50 +($5) $500 - $150+$50 $2400
Week 9 April 25, 2012 7pm $50 +($5) $500 - $150+$50 $2700
Week 10 May 09, 2012 7pm $50 +($5) $500 - $150+$50 $3000
Week 11 May 23, 2012 7pm $50 +($5) $500 - $150+$50 $3300
Week 12 June 06, 2012 7pm $50 +($5) $500 - $150+$50 $3600
Points Leader board; And remember, even if you don't do well in the league this month, everyone starts
the next month with the same 5000 points, so it's anyone's game to win!
Pechanga, Harrahs, Pala, Any Casino Tourney leader Board points Goals is to Win Final Table.
So prior to start of tournament declare yourself to be in the final table,
ask your captain, coordinator to watch on you. "For recording, submit results via email"
1 to 5 6 to 10 11 to 20 21 to 30 Attendance Chop is among the players, always go for Glory !
A 1,000 pts 700 pts 600 pts 300 pts 250 pts 700 pts
AA 2,000 1400 pts 1200 pts 600 pts 500 pts 700
AAA 3000 2100 pts 1800 pts 900 pts 750 pts 700
Points also increase logarithmically, but not as steeply as in the section.
Example: In the very first tournament of the month all players start with 5000 points. The average field
strength is therefore 5000. Given a field size of blank players the distribution of the points will be as
follows:
Rank Skill Rating Change
1 6000
2 5700
3 5600
50 5300
150 5250
300 5250
500 5250
1150 5250
Position Points added at Home Game
1st +50
2nd +30
3rd +20
4th - 9th +10
Field Strength Will Changes in the Home Game Points.
Another factor that determines the points you earn is your starting score compared to the average field strength.
Players that start a tournament with a higher score will gain less points than a player who started the same
tournament with a lower score. Additionally the player with the higher starting score will lose more if they
bust out early.
Example: A player finishes 300th in a field of 1,150 players The average score is 5250.
Case 1. Ranking of the player is 6000. His score is 1000 points better than the average of the field.
Case 2. Ranking of the player is 5700. In this case he is 700 points below the average.
In case 1 he will lose 2.6 points. In case 2, he will earn 9.6 points for his result in the tournament.
IF you like math, here is the formula example in detail ... (click to open) example.
field := size of field
rank := players finishing position
field strength:= average of starting scores of all tournament participants
2ln := Logarithm with the base 2
New score = [old score] + delta + 4 + ([field strength] - [old score]) / 33
Formula for delta:
Top 1/16 finishers:
delta = 40+(1/16-(rank/field))*16*40
Top 25% finishers:
delta = (2ln (field/rank)-2)*20
Bottom 75% finishers:
delta = (2ln (field/rank)-2)*10
the next month with the same 5000 points, so it's anyone's game to win!
Pechanga, Harrahs, Pala, Any Casino Tourney leader Board points Goals is to Win Final Table.
So prior to start of tournament declare yourself to be in the final table,
ask your captain, coordinator to watch on you. "For recording, submit results via email"
1 to 5 6 to 10 11 to 20 21 to 30 Attendance Chop is among the players, always go for Glory !
A 1,000 pts 700 pts 600 pts 300 pts 250 pts 700 pts
AA 2,000 1400 pts 1200 pts 600 pts 500 pts 700
AAA 3000 2100 pts 1800 pts 900 pts 750 pts 700
Points also increase logarithmically, but not as steeply as in the section.
Example: In the very first tournament of the month all players start with 5000 points. The average field
strength is therefore 5000. Given a field size of blank players the distribution of the points will be as
follows:
Rank Skill Rating Change
1 6000
2 5700
3 5600
50 5300
150 5250
300 5250
500 5250
1150 5250
Position Points added at Home Game
1st +50
2nd +30
3rd +20
4th - 9th +10
Field Strength Will Changes in the Home Game Points.
Another factor that determines the points you earn is your starting score compared to the average field strength.
Players that start a tournament with a higher score will gain less points than a player who started the same
tournament with a lower score. Additionally the player with the higher starting score will lose more if they
bust out early.
Example: A player finishes 300th in a field of 1,150 players The average score is 5250.
Case 1. Ranking of the player is 6000. His score is 1000 points better than the average of the field.
Case 2. Ranking of the player is 5700. In this case he is 700 points below the average.
In case 1 he will lose 2.6 points. In case 2, he will earn 9.6 points for his result in the tournament.
IF you like math, here is the formula example in detail ... (click to open) example.
field := size of field
rank := players finishing position
field strength:= average of starting scores of all tournament participants
2ln := Logarithm with the base 2
New score = [old score] + delta + 4 + ([field strength] - [old score]) / 33
Formula for delta:
Top 1/16 finishers:
delta = 40+(1/16-(rank/field))*16*40
Top 25% finishers:
delta = (2ln (field/rank)-2)*20
Bottom 75% finishers:
delta = (2ln (field/rank)-2)*10
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