$300 NLHE Tourney Sat. 10/28 - N.E. Baltimore

[HoldemProEV]

Dear Tournament Players,
Saturday, October 28th at 3:00 P.M., I will be hosting a $300 + 40(Entry Fee) No Limit Texas Hold'em Freeze Out Tournament. The tournament will be held in a well-secure location in northeast Baltimore, Maryland. We have designed a tournament structure most friendly to all players participating. Players will receive 3,000 in starting chips and there will be 20-minute blind levels! Be sure to register early because this tournament will be limited to the first 20 players confirmed. Total tournament prize pool will reach an estimated $6,000. 100% of the buy in, excluding the the tournament fee, goes into the tournament prize pool. Entry fee covers dealers pay as well as costs of security and food & beverage service. Cash games of either 2-5 or 5-10 blind No Limit Texas Hold'em will begin during and after the tournament. A cook will be on hand to serve gourmet prepared foods and non-alcoholic beverages. Security will be on duty during the evening ensuring all players safety while on the premisis. Send an E-Mail to HoldemProEV@yahoo.com or call (410) 591-6383 for more information and to lock up a seat.

Hope to See You at The Final Table,
Evan
Tournament Structure: 20 Minute Levels with 3,000 in Starting Chips*
25-50
50-100
75-150
10 Minute Break
100-200 w/ 25 antes
150-300 w/ 50 antes
200-400 w/ 75 antes
10 Minute Break - Race off $25 Chips
300-600 w/ 100 antes
400-800 w/ 100 antes
600-1,200 w/ 200 antes
10 Minute Break
800-1,600 w/ 200 antes
1,000-2,000 w/ 300 antes
1,200-2,400 w/ 300 antes
10 Minute Break – Race off $100 Chips
1,500-3,000 w/ 500 antes
2,000-4,000 w/ 500 antes
3,000-6,000 w/ 1,000 antes

[Lottery Larry]

Are you a rotating tourney group, or did you get chased out of New York?

[Phatsac]

your structure sucks--it's equivalent to a turbo SNG.

gl getting twenty idiots to sign up.

[punkass]

If by $40 you mean <$20
and by 3000 you mean >6000
and by 20 min you mean 30 minutes

then you might have a good tourney.

Wow, 100% of the buyin goes to the prize pool?
Stop advertising here.

[NickMPK]

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If by $40 you mean <$20
and by 3000 you mean >6000
and by 20 min you mean 30 minutes

then you might have a good tourney.

Wow, 100% of the buyin goes to the prize pool?
Stop advertising here.

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The $40 entry fee is comparable to what you would find in a casino for a $300 tourney, but the structure is the sort of structure you would expect to see in a $50 tournament. I was interested until I saw this.