EMBARGO 2012 Registration is now open!
{x-posted to BARGE, twitter, and probably a few other places}
EMBARGO 2012 registration is finally open. The event page including
a description of events and a link to the registration page is
available here:
http://www.barge.org/embargo2012info.html
Note: At the request of our host casino, during the registration process
we're collecting only the portion of each event fee that will go toward
the house fee and the toke pool. The portion of the event fee that
will go to the prize pool will be collected on site at the time of
the event. So, make sure you bring an extra $60/$60/$100 as appropriate
to each event!
Also, we're doing basically the same thing for the Dealer's Choice
event as we did last year. We've seeded the list of available games
with the same ones we started with last year, and each entrant is
permitted to submit the rules to one game to add to that list. The,
uh, non-standard games we had so much fun playing last year will *not*
be added to the list of allowed games unless someone resubmits them.
Of course, our host casino reserves a veto power over any game that
they think they won't be able to deal or might cause them some
administrative or regulatory grief.
If you have any questions, let us know, or bring them up on the BARGE
list.
--
Nick, Michael, Bree
EMBARGO 2012 registration is finally open. The event page including
a description of events and a link to the registration page is
available here:
http://www.barge.org/embargo2012info.html
Note: At the request of our host casino, during the registration process
we're collecting only the portion of each event fee that will go toward
the house fee and the toke pool. The portion of the event fee that
will go to the prize pool will be collected on site at the time of
the event. So, make sure you bring an extra $60/$60/$100 as appropriate
to each event!
Also, we're doing basically the same thing for the Dealer's Choice
event as we did last year. We've seeded the list of available games
with the same ones we started with last year, and each entrant is
permitted to submit the rules to one game to add to that list. The,
uh, non-standard games we had so much fun playing last year will *not*
be added to the list of allowed games unless someone resubmits them.
Of course, our host casino reserves a veto power over any game that
they think they won't be able to deal or might cause them some
administrative or regulatory grief.
If you have any questions, let us know, or bring them up on the BARGE
list.
--
Nick, Michael, Bree