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Count me in.

I hope to get to the other events before this one. I just havn't mailed my membership form yet.

I hope there are no card counters among us, but then, You never know!

^_^

Thanks for showing interest however until we receive your membership form and payment, we can't include you.

If you are coming on the Portsea cruise this weekend, you may want to bring the form and payment then.

Count me in.

I hope to get to the other events before this one.  I just havn't mailed my membership form yet.

I hope there are no card counters among us, but then, You never know!

^_^

After some thinking and discussion, this will be an OPEN event.

Anyone is invited.

Currently the list stands as

1. Adz

2. Dee

3. Al

4. scott andrew (Let me drive)

5. Robert - i2obert

6. Ash

7. Bec

8. Dezz

9. Dezz's dad

10. marko ( my friend i2obert)

11. Adam

12. R33RWKW

Tables have to finalised by Friday.

I either need 8 more people otherwise I have to cull the list to 10.

Paul, did you find out from your mates whether people are coming?

COME ON - ITS MY B'DAY!!!!

come play some poker, have a few drinks then we go partying afterwards :D

perfect night out... im even leaving the mrs at home so its an iditcation that night is gonna be messy messy messy in true style :)

Just to get confirmation, this is event for people who have never played poker before?

They will teach everything there etc?

Otherwise, sounds good to me. I may get a friend or two interested but ill have to speak to them tonight/tomorrow about it and ill post back about it.

Regardless, I sent in my membership form today and made payment last night via DD (westpac to westpac, instant trasnfer)

Correct. This is for people who have no idea or very little idea about the game of No Limit Texas Holdem poker.

They will teach you everything you need to know (given the amount of time) to play this version of poker.

If you or your friends are interested, please copy and paste the names list and add yrselfs to the end of it.

Just to get confirmation, this is event for people who have never played poker before?

They will teach everything there etc?

Otherwise, sounds good to me. I may get a friend or two interested but ill have to speak to them tonight/tomorrow about it and ill post back about it.

1. Adz

2. Dee

3. Al

4. scott andrew (Let me drive)

5. Robert - i2obert

6. Ash

7. Bec

8. Dezz

9. Dezz's dad

10. marko ( my friend i2obert)

11. Adam

12. R33RWKW

13. Alex (me)

14. Phil (Alex's friend)

Cmon everybody get more people, i dont want last 4 to get booted!

I may have another friend interested too, but that shifty bastard never answers phone/MSN convos!

Ill keep you all posted.

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