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  1. Below is the tentative schedule for the 2011 World Championship of Online Poker. Some details, such as the guarantees, which events will take place over 2 days, etc, will be set by us at a later date. For now, we'd like to focus on the tournaments being offered, and we'd like your thoughts on the schedule.

    You can let us know what you think either here in this thread or by e-mailing us at wcoop@pokerstars.com with your comments. We'll collect feedback and then release a final schedule. Thanks in advance for helping us build a great series!

    2011 World Championship of Online Poker - Schedule

    04 September (Sunday)
    10:00 ET - WCOOP-01: $215 NL Hold'em [6-Max]
    12:00 ET - WCOOP-02: $10,300 NL Hold'em [High Roller]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-03: $215 NL Hold'em

    05 September (Monday)
    11:00 ET - WCOOP-04: $320 PL Omaha
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-05: $320 NL Hold'em [6-Max, Shootout]
    17:00 ET - WCOOP-06: $215+R NL Hold'em [Turbo]

    06 September (Tuesday)
    11:00 ET - WCOOP-07: $215 PL Draw
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-08: $215 Triple Stud
    17:00 ET - WCOOP-09: $1,050 NL Hold'em

    07 September (Wednesday)
    06:00 ET - WCOOP-10: $265 PL Omaha [Knockout]
    11:00 ET - WCOOP-11: $320 NL Hold'em [Ante Up]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-12: $215 NL Hold'em [Heads-Up]

    08 September (Thursday)
    06:00 ET - WCOOP-13: $215 PL Omaha H/L [6-Max, 1R1A]
    11:00 ET - WCOOP-14: $265 NL Hold'em [6-Max, Knockout]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-15: $215 Razz

    09 September (Friday)
    11:00 ET - WCOOP-16: $215 PL Omaha [6-Max]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-17: $215 NL Single Draw 2-7
    17:00 ET - WCOOP-18: $109 8-Game [10-Min Rounds]

    10 September (Saturday)
    10:00 ET - WCOOP-19: $109 NL Hold'em [10-Min Levels]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-20: $215 FL Hold'em

    11 September (Sunday)
    10:00 ET - WCOOP-21: $215 NL Hold'em
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-22: $530 NL Hold'em

    12 September (Monday)
    11:00 ET - WCOOP-23: $215 NL Hold'em [4-Max]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-24: $320 Stud
    17:00 ET - WCOOP-25: $215 PL Omaha [Turbo, 1R1A]

    13 September (Tuesday)
    11:00 ET - WCOOP-26: $320 Mixed Hold'em [6-Max]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-27: $320 FL Badugi
    17:00 ET - WCOOP-28: $1,050 NL Hold'em

    14 September (Wednesday)
    06:00 ET - WCOOP-29: $265 NL Omaha H/L [Knockout]
    11:00 ET - WCOOP-30: $530 NL Hold'em [10-Max, Triple Shootout]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-31: $320 8-Game

    15 September (Thursday)
    06:00 ET - WCOOP-32: $320 NL Hold'em [6-Max]
    11:00 ET - WCOOP-33: $320 PL Omaha [6-Max, 1R1A]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-34: $320 Triple Draw 2-7

    16 September (Friday)
    11:00 ET - WCOOP-35: $215+R NL Hold'em
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-36: $530 FL Omaha H/L
    17:00 ET - WCOOP-37: $320 NL Hold'em [10-Min Levels]

    17 September (Saturday)
    10:00 ET - WCOOP-38: $530 NL Hold'em [Heads-Up]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-39: $320 HORSE

    18 September (Sunday)

    10:00 ET - WCOOP-40: $215 NL Hold'em
    12:00 ET - WCOOP-41: $10,300 NL Hold'em [High-Roller Heads-Up]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-42: $1,050 NL Hold'em

    19 September (Monday)
    11:00 ET - WCOOP-43: $320+R PL Omaha [6-Max]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-44: $320 NL Hold'em [2X Chance]
    17:00 ET - WCOOP-45: $265 NL Hold'em [Turbo, Knockout]

    20 September (Tuesday)
    11:00 ET - WCOOP-46: $320 Mixed PL Hold'em/Omaha
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-47: $530 Stud H/L
    17:00 ET - WCOOP-48: $1,050 NL Hold'em

    21 September (Wednesday)
    06:00 ET - WCOOP-49: $215 NL Hold'em [1R1A]
    11:00 ET - WCOOP-50: $215 NL Hold'em [Big Antes]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-51: $320 PL Omaha H/L

    22 September (Thursday)
    06:00 ET - WCOOP-52: $320 NL Hold'em [Turbo]
    11:00 ET - WCOOP-53: $530+R NL Hold'em
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-54: $2,100 PL Omaha [6-Max]

    23 September (Friday)
    11:00 ET - WCOOP-55: $530 NL Hold'em [1R1A]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-56: $1,050 FL Hold'em [6-Max]
    17:00 ET - WCOOP-57: $215 NL Omaha H/L [10-Min Levels]

    24 September (Saturday)
    10:00 ET - WCOOP-58: $530 PL Omaha [Heads-Up]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-59: $2,100 HORSE

    25 September (Sunday)
    10:00 ET - WCOOP-60: $215 NL Hold'em
    12:00 ET - WCOOP-61: $10,300 8-Game [High Roller]
    14:00 ET - WCOOP-62: $5,200 NL Hold'em Main Event
  2. Thanks for the thread Bryan, seems like star might have the biggest World Championship ever !!!Is it scheduled to have different BI or is it only the SCOOP that provide this ??

    I am a low stakes player so I cannot compete into them, reason of my question.

    Thanks for the care that PS have to their players !!!
  3. Looks like a decent schedule and the times are alot better for the European player than in previous years.

     
    Originally Posted by Lenail View Post

    Thanks for the thread Bryan, seems like star might have the biggest World Championship ever !!!Is it scheduled to have different BI or is it only the SCOOP that provide this ??

    I am a low stakes player so I cannot compete into them, reason of my question.

    Thanks for the care that PS have to their players !!!

    Lenail - They only do this for the SCOOP There are a few $109/$215 events, maybe try to satellite into one of those and "take a shot".
  4.  
    Originally Posted by wackyJaxon View Post

    Lenail - They only do this for the SCOOP There are a few $109/$215 events, maybe try to satellite into one of those and "take a shot".

    Thanks Wacky, I gonna go ahead and try that way !!!
  5. ok, just my 2 cents:

    -04 september event 01: making this a rebuy allows a bigger prizepool and some really deep big stack play which is awsome especially 6 max, if u want to keep the buy in smaller why not a 150 rebuy?

    -07 september HU event : make the HU events a 500$ one if you for some reason wanna keep it low else even 750$ or 1k. I just think 200 wont create a large prizepool and is bit small for a HU event...

    -10 september event 20: I would again suggest make it a rebuy, there aren't a ton of these yet, it would create a way larger prizepool on saturdays whereas players could still take a shot for one buyin...

    -11 septmber: add a sunday turbo???

    -add a 500+r 6 max to the series...

    It might look like I'm just "overpushing" with rebuys but i think even after adding these changes there will still be a nice balance between rebuys and fo's. There are still tons of 200 fo... Rebuys usually allow deeper stack play which "gives more skill to the game" and of course increase the prizepools.

    Else the shedule looks fine to me (didnt expected less from the best site around!).
  6. Really like the schedule, i agree with FlashDisastr on this point:

     
    Originally Posted by flashdisastr View Post


    -04 september event 01: making this a rebuy allows a bigger prizepool and some really deep big stack play which is awsome especially 6 max, if u want to keep the buy in smaller why not a 150 rebuy?


    I think making it $100r would be best.
  7.  
    Originally Posted by flashdisastr View Post

    ok, just my 2 cents:

    -04 september event 01: making this a rebuy allows a bigger prizepool and some really deep big stack play which is awsome especially 6 max, if u want to keep the buy in smaller why not a 150 rebuy?

    -07 september HU event : make the HU events a 500$ one if you for some reason wanna keep it low else even 750$ or 1k. I just think 200 wont create a large prizepool and is bit small for a HU event...

    -10 september event 20: I would again suggest make it a rebuy, there aren't a ton of these yet, it would create a way larger prizepool on saturdays whereas players could still take a shot for one buyin...

    -11 septmber: add a sunday turbo???

    -add a 500+r 6 max to the series...

    It might look like I'm just "overpushing" with rebuys but i think even after adding these changes there will still be a nice balance between rebuys and fo's. There are still tons of 200 fo... Rebuys usually allow deeper stack play which "gives more skill to the game" and of course increase the prizepools.

    Else the shedule looks fine to me (didnt expected less from the best site around!).

    +1
  8. The 10:00 ET and 14:00 ET events on Sundays replace the Warm-Up and Million, respectively. In the case of the Warm-Up replacement, it's pretty much always going to be a $215 freezeout. There may be room elsewhere for more rebuys (not guaranteeing anything), but that doesn't seem like a good spot for it.
    Thread Starter
  9. =[ BryanS, can i move in with you so I can play on PS again?
  10. $100 sunday turbos would be awesome
  11. How about a few more events starting earlier at 6 or 8oclock (or alternatively later 16:00) to give Australian / Asian players more of a chance to participate................................these events look / sound awesome but they are almost impossible to play for people in our region as currently scheduled.

    Cheers
     
  12. What you guys think new schedule?

    Love that they finally put a 6.00 ET tourney THANK YOU!!!
  13. Some of these events start reeeeally early tho. But I guess thats cool, they cant just make this about us euros (even if i want them too...).
  14. the early turbo seams ridic to me... turbos are for better late and atract waaaaaay mre entrants
  15. I like how for the Main Event they set the minimum number of players at 1,000 which essentially says if they don't hit the guarantee, the tournament is cancelled. What is the point of a guarantee then?
    Edited By: An Actuary Jul 31st, 2011 at 03:52 PM