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    Posted: Dec 4th 2008, 02:22 pm
    Post subject: nick82

  • what r satelite tourneys? and how much is it for a team to go to vages i saw 500 is that each or together for a room
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    Posted: Dec 4th 2008, 02:25 pm
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  • "nick82"
    what r satelite tourneys? and how much is it for a team to go to vages i saw 500 is that each or together for a room

    the cost of going to vages can vary from person to person. for both players to go to vages, it will be harder to do. girlfriends are an inexpensive alternative, but finding one to share for a team will be hard to do.
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    Posted: Dec 4th 2008, 02:29 pm
    Post subject: nick82

  • I got some vages last week that were $500, but if you don't care about quality it can be cheaper.  Jeff makes a good point about girlfriends being an inexpensive alternative, but sometimes paying for variety is worth it.
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    Posted: Dec 4th 2008, 02:36 pm
    Post subject: nick82

  • any girl that will let both you and your partner go to vages is definitely a team player
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    Posted: Dec 4th 2008, 02:38 pm
    Post subject: nick82

  • "jeffbarnes"
    "nick82"
    what r satelite tourneys? and how much is it for a team to go to vages i saw 500 is that each or together for a room

    the cost of going to vages can vary from person to person. for both players to go to vages, it will be harder to do. girlfriends are an inexpensive alternative, but finding one to share for a team will be hard to do.

    this is somewhat a trick question (no pun intended).  girlfriends, when considered over the long term could actually cost more, however your frequency of going to vages may be higher.  but, when you get to the point of actually have do things like buy engagement rings ($2k - $14k), cars, houses, shoes, ect then they can get quite expensive.  
     
    if you have the right skills and temperment then spending $30 at the bar on the right girl and right drinks can be quite an effective way of paying to go to vages.
     
    satellite tournaments however are not a great way to get to vages, often (where i'm from) these tournaments are dominated by dudes.
     
    hope this helps
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    Posted: Dec 4th 2008, 02:49 pm
    Post subject: nick82

  • Lmao.
     
    "nick82"
    what r satelite tourneys? and how much is it for a team to go to vages i saw 500 is that each or together for a room

    Satelite tourneys r tournaments that WSOBP codes are given out at. Those codes, given to the winning teams of satelite tourneys, provide free entry into the World Series of Beer Pong in January.
     
    If you're just know finding out what satelite tourneys are, it's likely you won't be winning one. There might not even be another in your area (the deadline to sign-up is tomorrow, Friday night). Sign-up now, and should you get a satelite code, bpong.com will refund your money. The room in Vages is $500 per person and mandatory if you want to play in the World Series (the room includes your entry fee to play).
     
    Your teams $1000 total gets you a shot at $50,000. If you're God among men like every single person on here it should be easy. Make sure you read through the rules though. If you play on 6ft tables and bounces count as 2 you might want to wait a year. No explosions, heating-ups, or fingering. Unless your partner has a Vages. If so, finger away.