TXtourplayer
Executive Member
Once again Tulsa was a blast, had I hit any of my key DD's it could have been alot more fun...LOL.
I only heard a few negitives:
(1) Cutting of the over all player of the week award from $5,000 to $500 in action chips and a jacket.
(2) The $55 fee per satellite event they hosted. Actually they weren't satellites, but sit & goes since they awarded cash back.
(3) The Bounty tournament is still taking to long.
Now to be fair, the player of the week award of $5,000 was never promised for this past week, however it was expected by most of the players. And at least Steve annouced the prizes for player of the week before any of the events took place.
The satellite (sit & go) events were high for the casino cut of $55 per table
They offered the following 3 prices: all with 6 players and at 24 hands per event.
1) $33 X 6 players = $198
the payouts were:
1st = $110
2nd = $ 33
House = $55
2) $43 X 6 players = $258
the payouts were:
1st = $160
2nd = $ 43
House = $55
3) $75 X 6 players = $450
the payouts were:
1st = $320
2nd = $ 75
House = $55
And in the Bounty event the limits need to continue to be raised each round and not have a cap on them, also the higher value chips need to coming into play alot sooner as well.
The nicest thing about the Tulsa events are is the staff goes out of their way to please most all the players and they really enjoys seeing most all the players.
Rumors were flying around that new management was thinking of canceling the blackjack tournaments if this past week of events didn't pull in good enough numbers. I hope the numbers are there, I really enjoy the Tulsa events.
I only heard a few negitives:
(1) Cutting of the over all player of the week award from $5,000 to $500 in action chips and a jacket.
(2) The $55 fee per satellite event they hosted. Actually they weren't satellites, but sit & goes since they awarded cash back.
(3) The Bounty tournament is still taking to long.
Now to be fair, the player of the week award of $5,000 was never promised for this past week, however it was expected by most of the players. And at least Steve annouced the prizes for player of the week before any of the events took place.
The satellite (sit & go) events were high for the casino cut of $55 per table
They offered the following 3 prices: all with 6 players and at 24 hands per event.
1) $33 X 6 players = $198
the payouts were:
1st = $110
2nd = $ 33
House = $55
2) $43 X 6 players = $258
the payouts were:
1st = $160
2nd = $ 43
House = $55
3) $75 X 6 players = $450
the payouts were:
1st = $320
2nd = $ 75
House = $55
And in the Bounty event the limits need to continue to be raised each round and not have a cap on them, also the higher value chips need to coming into play alot sooner as well.
The nicest thing about the Tulsa events are is the staff goes out of their way to please most all the players and they really enjoys seeing most all the players.
Rumors were flying around that new management was thinking of canceling the blackjack tournaments if this past week of events didn't pull in good enough numbers. I hope the numbers are there, I really enjoy the Tulsa events.
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