FWIW, I always walked up to the cashier the night before( usually pretty late say later than 9p) and registered for the following day's events. Never had to wait for more than 5 min

They are 1 day events and the one I played last year had 130 players for a $150 buy-in.

Same. Best way to do it IMO

thanks!

but are there any bit deeper-satelites, mayme outside of rio ?

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2011 payouts and field sizes available here. Seems NLHE events attracted between 120-150 last year.

I'm planning to play 6-max at Binions on 4 June - should be fun (It's my "warm-up" to WSOP 6-max events over the next week.)

I can't wait for the end of May! my favorite time of year.

Wynn & Bellagio added in the meantime.
Made some corrections to Binions.
http://t.co/8jiY9RJF
You can download the file. Go to File=> Download as.

Kenny

Fine work Kenny

Are those payouts at Binions fricked up? Some of them, the jumps at FT are whack. like 700 between 7th and 6th, then 600 between 6th and 5th, for example. Also, why do some pay out 25% of the prizepool to first, then others in small events pay out <15%? Another was 11%?!

weren't there multiple day 1s for the bellagio 10k last year? kinda sucks that it goes up against VDSE 5k..

Played some of these last year. The payouts reflect the deals done at the final table hence the discrepencies in percentages

Vdse will blow away the bellagio 10k if that's true

A lot of people ask me to mail me the file with the calender. You can download it from this link: http://t.co/q07QRels or in Google docs via 'File'=>'Download as'

Kenny

Thanks Kenny, this is great.

If I'm reading it correctly, Binion's appears to have the lowest rake of the low buy-in (<$300) tournaments?

Somebody compared the structures of all series a couple of years ago.
If there is someone who has time and desire to do this again, I guess this would be highly appreciated.