Poker Families

[bennymacca]

if it was only two players, im sorry but the wife would have to go

[BigPete33]

bros before....



who said that?

[Garth Kay]

Hmmm interesting. Pete just got an email back from Brayden in regards to your suggestions. Will post response in the "What's Hot, What's Not" topic.

[chopper 64]

If we have a family teams event can i play on my own. The rest of my family suck But then again when i think about it players like enzo, matty g, kosta and cossie are like family so could i pick one of them
SO LONG AS I GET MY 10 POINTS

[Goose]

Heres the stats for Dave and my 2 nephews Johnny and Jack

Season 1 & 2
Played 241
Average Pts 26.15
Wins 8 (Dave 3, Johnny 2, Jack 3)
Top 15 = 87
Top 9 = 52
State Finals 5 (Dave 2, Johnny 2, Jack 1)
Aussie millions 1
Skycity 2

Nephews dont count. otherwise i may as well include my cousins best friends dog as well.

Nephews are family plus there is only 3 of us in the family that play

Cousins best friends dog hey, Must be a better player than you then
Bet ya the dogs favourite hand is

[SlickNick]

The best way to solve this macca is 4 u and your family come round my place.. 4 a poker night?? then u might c the full strength of team little at full flight i'll look forward to your reply?? lmfao

[bennymacca]

OH ITS ON LIKE DONKEY KONG!!!!!!

[Gail]

What about in-laws? Would they count? What about family team made up of 2 or 3 families (partners should count) ie Team of 8 with 2 or 3 family groups.

[David]

What about in-laws? Would they count? What about family team made up of 2 or 3 families (partners should count) ie Team of 8 with 2 or 3 family groups.

That's basically our teams event team!

[bennymacca]

If i was to organise the tournament, it would be like this.
I think it would have to be immediate family only. This includes, parents, siblings, and spouses, but not boyfriend and girlfriend, uncle, etc. otherwise i think that would get difficult

Two Options:

1. Each family puts in teams of two players, which could be husband and wife, brothers etc. The points they accumulate then get averaged and the winner plays a heads up against the other family member for some sort of prize. I suppose this is just a condensed version of the teams event. Families of 4 then put in 2 teams.

2. Each immediate family puts in as many players as they have. I.e mcdonalds and murrins have 3 each, littles have 5. The points then get averaged across all players, but i think there has to be at least 3 or 4 people in the team.

I know this is sounding a lot like the teams event, which is why i dont think extended family should be included.