Bill Rini Blog Coverage

Posted on Thursday 6 July 2006

I want to thank Bill Rini for blogging about this site on his poker blog. He has a great poker blog that has lots of commentary on his poker play, vacations and much more. I thought I would return the favor and blog about his site as he did that for mine. I like his title about first out poker, ” The Worst $10,000 You Could Ever Spend”…it’s definitely catchy.

Bill’s Points:

1. “Now, the second problem I have with this is that the seller can’t possibly guarantee he’ll be anything close to the first person out. Why? Well because there are FOUR FIRST DAYS!!! Day one is broken down into A, B, C, and D so if you bust on Day 1 in groups B, C, or D you are certainly not the first to bust. And technically, even the first person to bust in group A isn’t really the first person to bust out since groups B, C and D haven’t even played a hand yet.”

Good Point Bill +1. You make a good point here as I thought about that also. But nothing a $20 to the right person couldn’t handle. Me +1

2. “I’m wondering if the promoter understands that by selling it as a sponsorship he’s going to be creating a taxable event which he will need to pay taxes on.

Semi-Good Point Bill +1/2. I think that if an advertiser is willing to put up some money for the sponsorship I could put down some money for taxes. Like you said, “…he’s in it for him, not you. Most successful marketing relationships are built on the marketer promoting the product. ” So now we both are in it for something. Me +1.

The one good thing about this though is that if he does find a sponsor, I’m going to have a lot of material to blog about

Bill +2. This is my favorite part of the whole blog. Do you promise to give me more coverage? And I think I may have a bit more material to write about as I would be going to the WSOP to lose! Me +1!

Bill’s Total Points: 2.5
First Out Poker Total Points: 3

Looks like I won that round. For the record, there were more points that Bill made but nothing very interesting and I think I got the bigger points.

Jay @ 6:10 pm
Filed under: First Out Poker
Ebay Auction Ended

Posted on Thursday 6 July 2006

It looks like not enough people have heard about the First Out Poker Experiment. The Ebay auction did not get a bid but I am looking to put the auction back up as it is free. Thanks to ebay letting you try to resell something that did not sell. The auction got many views but no interested buyer but with this great offer I can’t see why now! :) So I will re-list the auction in a couple days.

Jay @ 5:42 pm
Filed under: First Out Poker
First Out Poker Ebay Auction

Posted on Thursday 29 June 2006

We have just posted the auction that will help us find our sponsor for the 2006 World Series of Poker Main Event. If you are interested or just curious on what the auction price is currently at check it out: First Out Poker. If you would like to help us out add our auction to your watched ebay auctions!

8000 Players at the WSOP 2006 Main Event

Posted on Tuesday 27 June 2006

It is estimated that the number of players at the 2006 world series of poker will be 8000 players. They have set a cap to limit the massive tournament pool so that the event can end in a reasonable time it will be from July 28-Aug 10! There will be a select handful of players that will actually be shown on tv including pro’s, no names that make it far, and last, but not least, the first person out, ME! Last year they showed the first player out on the first main event broadcast on ESPN. This year I expect them to repeat this act on the 2006 broadcast of the main event. Get the sponsorship of a lifetime by having your brand be apart of the first out poker experiment.

Webmaster @ 1:19 am
Filed under: World Series Of Poker and First Out Poker
Welcome to First Out Poker

Posted on Friday 23 June 2006

We are launching our site getting ready for the World Series of Poker Main Event. I am looking to play in the World Series of Poker and make history by going all-in every hand till the first player is eliminated.

Webmaster @ 5:41 pm
Filed under: World Series Of Poker