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Admiral Poker is part of the Champions Poker league. The Champions
Poker League hosts a series of tournaments on a weekly basis at
locations throughout each county. Players at each location earn
points in hopes of qualifying for our tournament finals.
Is it legal?
Yes. Pokerpockets is a 100% legal pub poker league. For more information
click here.
What type of poker do you play?
Champions poker league plays No-Limit Texas Hold'em with around
20 to 40 or more players in a single event. You'll earn points just
for playing, with more points if you place in the top 16.
I don't know how to play poker, what should I do?
We list the basics of how to play poker
on our website, but for more detailed tuition please don't be afraid
to come along to one of our events, the tournament director and
other players will be more than happy to teach you how to play.
What
can I win?
The Champions Poker League and its subsidiaries offer two different
kinds of tournament:
Play
for points tournaments do not offer any prizes, with players receiving
points instead.
Low
stakes tournaments require a buy-in, but all the cash used to buy-in
to the tournament is returned to the players in the form of prizes
of up to £100. Players also receive points in the same manner
as play for points venues.
The 'prize' for gathering these points is invitiations to the quarterly
and national finals, held at prestigious venues across the UK. Winners
can also have their name engraved onto the Champions Poker League
shield trophy, which will be kept at their local venue until the
next final.
Do I have to pay to play?
Play for points venues do not charge you to play, the tournament
is 100% free, but low stakes venues will require you to pay a buy-in
of up to £5 depending on the venue and the number of players.
This buy-in is used to create the prizes on the night.
Can I play for money I want to?
Only if the venue is a low stakes venue and you are playing
the organised tournament. There are strict
guidelines regarding pub poker, and by playing an unsupervised
game you might be putting yourself and the venue at risk of legal
action.
What does it mean when you say "part of the Champions Poker
League"?
Each pub chain which joins the Champions Poker League has the option
to have their own sub-brand created exclusively for their venues.
This allows a chain to offer special events and deals specifically
to players from their venues, whilst still letting players compete
as part of a larger league. All points from each Champions Poker
League sub-brand count towards the same leaderboard.
Are points from different sub-brands worth different amounts?
No, point allocations are uniform across all sub-brands. You will
not earn more points playing at one venue than playing at another.
Where can I play?
See our online schedule for a complete
schedule of weekly tournaments.
Can I play in more than one venue?
Of course! We encourage our players to play in as many venues as
possible, as it all goes towards their national leaderboard total,
increasing their chances of qualifying through to our fantastic
quarterly and annual finals.
What if I can't play in more than one venue? How am I supposed
to compete with people who can play in one every night?
Don't worry, that's what our venue and averaged leaderboards are
for. The top players from each venue, as well as the players with
the highest average scores nationally will also get invited through
to the quarterly finals.
How do I keep track of my points?
By checking our online standings which
have the top players listed. Point totals are updated as they are
received and entered. All sub-brands use the main Champions Poker
League site for their national, averaged and venue leaderboards.
The points from my venue haven't been updated! Are you sleeping
on the job?
Updating the points is up to the tournament director or pub manager,
not Champions Poker League itself. If your points have not yet been
updated contact your tournament director or pub manager and remind
them!
How do the forum posting wildcard entries work?
The player who post the most *relevant* forum postings each month
will receive an invitation through to their local quarterly final.
No single person can win more than once per season.
What do you mean by *relevant* forum postings?
Posts must be relevant to the discussion and not offensive in any
way. Spam posting to increase post count or posting offensive (racist,
sexist or abusive) messages will result in the poster's accounts
being suspended or banned. Decisions' regarding what constitutes
spam or abuse and how to deal with offenders is entirely the responsibility
of the forum administrators.
So I can't swear then?
We would prefer it if you did not, but we also understand that Champions
Poker League is an exclusively adult community and as such you will
not be penalized for swearing on the forums unless it is directed
at another person in an abusive manner. Again this is up to the
discretion of the forum administrator and their decision is final.
How will I be notified if I qualify for the quarterly or
national final?
Quarterly final winners will receive a notifying email and text
message, provided the email and mobile phone numbers they provided
when signing up to the league are correct. If you are not sure whether
your details are correct you can contact us with your membership
number and name, giving us your current details and we will update
our database accordingly.
National final qualifiers will usually be notified during the quarterly
final in which they qualified, but will be sent reminder emails
and text messages prior to the final itself, confirming their position.
There is a venue near me not currently running Champions
Poker League poker and I think it would be a great place for a poker
night! What should I do?
Contact us! We are always pleased to
hear about new venues. If you feel up to it, why not have a chat
to the venue's landlord or manager and direct him towards the Champions
Poker League site, or the site of his corresponding pub chain? It
can't hurt!
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