Table Etiquette

[bennymacca]

F1 figures

1995 (Adelaide) - 510,000
1996 - 401,000
2005 - 359,000
2006 - 301,500
2007 - 301,000
2008 - 303,000
2009 - 286,900
2010 - 305,000

Clipsal figures

Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Total
2010 40,800 68,300 79,100 89,600 277,800*
2009 40,600 67,600 78,300 86,300 272,800
2008 44,200 73,300 82,200 91,700 291,400
2007 42,800 66,700 80,800 86,600 276,900
2006 42,100 65,300 79,100 83,800 270,300
2005 37,800 56,800 78,400 82,600 255,600
2004 33,600 51,300 71,800 80,700 237,400
2003 29,200 46,400 67,600 70,400 213,600
2002 N/A 45,200 60,400 65,600 171,200
2001 N/A 43,800 58,100 64,900 166,800
2000 N/A 43,000 57,000 64,000 164,000
1999 N/A 42,000 56,000 64,000 162,000

[Conspiracy Theorist]

And how many people worldwide tune in to watch the Clipsal 500 on TV?

CT

[Swanky]

None.










'cause they're all track side!

[MattyMoo]

Back on topic...

Pete I saw a lot of this also. Makes it difficult when people do this and then there's a re raise etc. While it can be a little more difficult on a 10 seater if the dealer is sitting at the end but it should be the dealer touching the chips no one else once they have placed a bet.

At the GF I was in the lucky position of seat 1 for most of Day 1 so had the job of collecting the Antes. I always double checked them so the whole table could see.

Probably the worse venue I have seen this at on two occasions was at Merbein Citizen club while up there on business. And it did my head in. I said something and I ended up having to give up.

[AceLosesKing]

F1 had bigger attendance.

Your argument is invalid.

[Swanky]

F1 had bigger attendance.

Your argument is invalid.

You're invalid!

[maccatak11]

F1 had bigger attendance.

Your argument is invalid.

You're invalid!

THIS!

And yeah incorrect table etiquette is bad and such.

[Nevah play JJ]

F1 had bigger attendance.

Your argument is invalid.

You're invalid!

OMG I cried laughing reading this comeback.. I use these "Your a" comebacks all the time... LMAO

[robstar]

Having an arguement over something that happened 15 years ago is bad table etiquette. Especially when you can't even get what happened right.