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1p0kerb0y 07-25-2005 07:47 PM

UPC vs. Grand Prix de Paris
 
We are already seeing our first clash of big tournaments in season 4 of the WPT. I am somewhat shocked to see the big names at the UPC, as it has no televised final table to my knowledge. It is significantly less travel, however.

Kevmath 07-25-2005 08:57 PM

Re: UPC vs. Grand Prix de Paris
 
The Ultimate Poker Challenge is a series of tournaments, and will be seen most likely in nationwide syndication. It's their second year, but they wised up this season and decided not to go on a points system, or to take 40% of each 1k buyin and put it towards the final tournament.

Also figure in it's less than 2 weeks after the WSOP, less than 1 week after the Bellagio Challenge Cup (which had about 90 in a 10k buyin tournament), and the robbery that took place shortly after the conclusion of the WPT event at ACF.

Kevin...

Matt24 07-25-2005 09:35 PM

It is on National TV
 
The Main event will be more than one episode also I believe.

1p0kerb0y 07-25-2005 10:26 PM

Re: UPC vs. Grand Prix de Paris
 
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Also figure in it's less than 2 weeks after the WSOP, less than 1 week after the Bellagio Challenge Cup (which had about 90 in a 10k buyin tournament), and the robbery that took place shortly after the conclusion of the WPT event at ACF.

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Great points.

FatalError 07-25-2005 11:06 PM

Re: UPC vs. Grand Prix de Paris
 
The pros seem preety burned out by that kind of travel (flying over 20 hours) and i bet once a few of them tossed around the idea of skipping it so did a bunch of others, sorta like poker superstars implicit boycott... also isabel mercier's hot ass is gone


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