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During online tournaments, we have a teleconference "bridge" set up, which we are free to use (outside of office hours), for the equivalent of multi-way calling.  This will allow for Club-related dialogue while the tournaments are underway.  Players at the same table will be asked not to discuss their hole cards, just as would be standard etiquette in a live game.
 
During online tournaments, we have a teleconference "bridge" set up, which we are free to use (outside of office hours), for the equivalent of multi-way calling.  This will allow for Club-related dialogue while the tournaments are underway.  Players at the same table will be asked not to discuss their hole cards, just as would be standard etiquette in a live game.
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There is a useful primer of [[Delaware_Valley_Poker_Club/Tips|tournament tips]] that you may read prior to playing.
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== Scoring ==  
 
== Scoring ==  
 
Each player, having declared that a tournament in which they are about to participate will count toward their DVPC Series ranking, will report (via e-mail) their ''place of finish'' and an image screen shot proving such to the rest of the Club members.  Image screen shots may be executed with Windows by pressing the combination of ''Alt''-'''Print Screen''' to capture only the current active window. By default, Windows does not save the screenshot to an image file; rather, the user must paste the clipboard image into a separate imaging program (such as Paint, IrfanView, etc.) to save it permanently.  Apple computer users should go to [http://www.macpokeronline.com/mac/online/poker/pokerstars/ this page] to learn how to use PokerStars on a Mac.
 
Each player, having declared that a tournament in which they are about to participate will count toward their DVPC Series ranking, will report (via e-mail) their ''place of finish'' and an image screen shot proving such to the rest of the Club members.  Image screen shots may be executed with Windows by pressing the combination of ''Alt''-'''Print Screen''' to capture only the current active window. By default, Windows does not save the screenshot to an image file; rather, the user must paste the clipboard image into a separate imaging program (such as Paint, IrfanView, etc.) to save it permanently.  Apple computer users should go to [http://www.macpokeronline.com/mac/online/poker/pokerstars/ this page] to learn how to use PokerStars on a Mac.