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The '''Series II''' of the ''Delaware Valley Poker Club'' ('''DVPC''') is a friendly group of poker players who wish to compete against each other in low-stakes poker tournaments online, in casinos, and in live home games.  Participants each contribute $125 to a "Jackpot Fund" which will be rewarded to the best-performing '''DVPC''' player after a series of tournament opportunities.  That winning player will use that jackpot to buy into larger-stakes poker tournament(s), and the winnings (if any) will be distributed on a [[Delaware_Valley_Poker_Club/Series_II#Terms_of_Payout|pro-rated basis of terms]] back to the entire Club membership.   

The '''Series II''' of the ''Delaware Valley Poker Club'' ('''DVPC''') is a friendly group of poker players who wish to compete against each other in low-stakes poker tournaments online, in casinos, and in live home games.  Participants each contribute $100 to a "Jackpot Fund" which will be rewarded to the best-performing '''DVPC''' player after a series of tournament opportunities.  That winning player will use that jackpot to buy into larger-stakes poker tournament(s), and the winnings (if any) will be distributed on a [[Delaware_Valley_Poker_Club/Series_II#Terms_of_Payout|pro-rated basis of terms]] back to the entire Club membership.   

== Members ==

== Members ==

== Costs ==

== Costs ==

Those on a tighter budget will be able to fulfill this Series with less than $190 out-of-pocket ($60 for five tournaments, plus the $125 Jackpot contribution).  Those who opt for the pricier selections and play in ten tournaments could potentially expend about $500.  You keep what you win in each selected tournament, and everybody is contributing the same $125 to the Jackpot Fund.  The $125 may be paid in installments -- $65 before July 11, 2008, and the remaining $60 before August 22, 2008.  These payments will be coordinated and saved by [[Directory:Gregory J. Kohs|Gregory Kohs]].

Those on a tighter budget will be able to fulfill this Series with less than $165 out-of-pocket (about $60 for five tournaments, plus the $100 Jackpot contribution).  Those who opt for the pricier selections and play in ten tournaments could potentially expend about $475.  You keep what you win in each selected tournament, and everybody is contributing the same $100 to the Jackpot Fund.  The $100 may be paid in installments -- $50 before July 21, 2008, and the remaining $50 before August 22, 2008.  These payments will be coordinated and saved by [[Directory:Gregory J. Kohs|Gregory Kohs]].

Players who do not currently have an online poker account may contact [[Directory:Gregory J. Kohs|Gregory Kohs]] for more information on getting one started and funding it.

Players who do not currently have an online poker account may contact [[Directory:Gregory J. Kohs|Gregory Kohs]] for more information on getting one started and funding it.