Keith's Poker Group

I just spoke to Scott and he said the first game will be the normal $10 entry fee with 2500 chips and the same blind schedule we use in our normal games.

The second game, The Battle for the Bracelet will have a $20 entry fee plus $2 to help pay for the bracelet.  It will be a big stack game with a starting stack of 10,000 chips.  The blinds will start at 50/100 and progress normally from there.

Scott Chisler is having a night of poker at his house this Saturday (October 2nd) at 7pm.  He has purchased a replica of the WSOP bracelet and will be awarding it to the winner of game two.  The first game has a buy-in of $10 and will start at 7pm. The second game will have a $20 buy-in with an extra $2 to cover the cost of the bracelet.  Here is Scott's original email:

What up this is scott im hosting a poker game this saturday at 7 oclock but its not just a typical game the 2nd game will be the first ever BATTLE FOR THE BRACELET. I went and got a wsop replica braclet that is going to the winner of the 2nd game. im hoping that every 3 months we can have one of these tournaments.the buy in will be $20 plus $2 a person to help with cost of bracelet  and who knows maybe one day u can tell people u have as many bracelets  as Phil Helmuth. Hope to see u all there its going to be awesome baby!!!!  


I haven't spoken to Scott so I don't know what the blind schedule will be.  As soon as I know I will post it here.

Friday night bi-weekly game was held at Ryan and Kelly's.  The results are:

Game One
1.  Matt Kocsis =  $70
2. Scott Nardi  =  $30
3.  Randy Patterson  =  $20
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Game Two
1.  Ryan Ksenich  =  $70
2.  Chad  =  $20
3.  UPS Randy  =  $10


It was a fun night of poker.  Keith couldn't get any traction and Scuba Steve wasn't hitting either.  Congratulations to Matt Kocsis.  It's been a while and you deserve the win.  Congratulations to Ryan even though he sucked out against me with a river King, well played.


After the game Ron, Keith, Chad and UPS Randy went to IHOP for some breakfast.  Good times were had by all.