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11-08-2012, 09:21 PM
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I like our small local run. You can talk boats, engines, etc.... No one is trying to be BMOC.
For us - I usually budget 1500 ALL IN. 500 for entry fee (normally me, wife and brother), 75 miles at 1mpg - 400 bucks. few hundred in food, liquor, etc.... I've won a couple hands over the last couple years so that lowers my "average".
For us - I usually budget 1500 ALL IN. 500 for entry fee (normally me, wife and brother), 75 miles at 1mpg - 400 bucks. few hundred in food, liquor, etc.... I've won a couple hands over the last couple years so that lowers my "average".
11-08-2012, 09:59 PM
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On our " cheap" Wednesday pokerruns it is $100 a person up front or $110 at the door. I have no idea how or why but I usually end up spending about a grand by days end...
11-08-2012, 10:06 PM
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I like our small local run. You can talk boats, engines, etc.... No one is trying to be BMOC.
For us - I usually budget 1500 ALL IN. 500 for entry fee (normally me, wife and brother), 75 miles at 1mpg - 400 bucks. few hundred in food, liquor, etc.... I've won a couple hands over the last couple years so that lowers my "average".
For us - I usually budget 1500 ALL IN. 500 for entry fee (normally me, wife and brother), 75 miles at 1mpg - 400 bucks. few hundred in food, liquor, etc.... I've won a couple hands over the last couple years so that lowers my "average".
I guess we should ALL be so lucky! LOL
11-08-2012, 11:41 PM
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Monster Bash, Lake Havasu
I just got back from the Monster Bash in Lake Havasu, put on by Lake Racer, they also do Desert Storm. Like was posted earlier this is a good one for smaller boats like mine. Cost of registration is $250+$40 each for 3rd and 4th person, about $300 for boat gas. A couple of meals are included and you will buy a few. Plus lodging and gas to get to the lake.
Lots of fun and well worth it.
David
Lots of fun and well worth it.
David
11-09-2012, 09:06 AM
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anytime brother! $hit if youre pitchin in ANYTHING its better than 75% of the people that come out!! bunch of free loaders!! lmao
Hey i got that GoPro cam finally, a little late but at least we can get some sweet footage next year! Derek keeps talking about this 28 he's getting in to so maybe he'll be able to keep up a little better in the rough...
Hey i got that GoPro cam finally, a little late but at least we can get some sweet footage next year! Derek keeps talking about this 28 he's getting in to so maybe he'll be able to keep up a little better in the rough...
11-09-2012, 09:24 AM
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Short answer:
Premier type events cost premier type dollars.
Local, smaller runs cost less and are still fun.
Both are relative to the amount of accomodations and climate/location.
Only so many beds in Key West, but LOTO has 1000's.
Premier type events cost premier type dollars.
Local, smaller runs cost less and are still fun.
Both are relative to the amount of accomodations and climate/location.
Only so many beds in Key West, but LOTO has 1000's.
11-09-2012, 11:59 AM
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i cleared it up 14k was when i was racing.... but for a KW poker run it's one whole week. Tues-Mon. Fuel for boat about 2k, for rig $350, hotel 3k, dockage $ 400, storage for the trailer while at KW in a marina $150 scooters for a week $350, registration 1k, food 1k and lets face it a week of partying in KW gets up there QUICK 
...A weekend poker run when you live in Miami climbs quick when you have to travel round trip 1200-1300 miles on a sportchassis, plus hotel, food and partying. Just add up the fuel for both rig.
...A weekend poker run when you live in Miami climbs quick when you have to travel round trip 1200-1300 miles on a sportchassis, plus hotel, food and partying. Just add up the fuel for both rig.
11-09-2012, 12:08 PM
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Either at the Pier House or Galleon. They jack up the prices for the week of the races. Call and find out how much a suite is, they'll tell ya. Also its nice to see the races from your balcony like i have been doing all week. Trust me a week in KW with both rigs and everything it adds up, and yes i will admit it we party more than we should
11-09-2012, 12:31 PM
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anytime brother! $hit if youre pitchin in ANYTHING its better than 75% of the people that come out!! bunch of free loaders!! lmao
Hey i got that GoPro cam finally, a little late but at least we can get some sweet footage next year! Derek keeps talking about this 28 he's getting in to so maybe he'll be able to keep up a little better in the rough...
Hey i got that GoPro cam finally, a little late but at least we can get some sweet footage next year! Derek keeps talking about this 28 he's getting in to so maybe he'll be able to keep up a little better in the rough...
I feel your pain, can't wait to make some new footage on the GoPro!! I have one also, love it!!
