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All Grosvenor casinos poker competitions are suspended from 9am Tuesday the 17th March 2020.

Because the wellbeing of our customers and teams is our utmost priority, the risk resulting from the Coronavirus (COVID 19) outbreak means we are suspending all poker competitions in Grosvenor casinos until further notice. We are sorry for the disappointment that this may cause. Thank you for your loyalty, we appreciate your patience and support.

• £200+25 buy-in for 25/25’s and £220+30 for 25/50’s
• Each player starts with 25,000 chips
• Unconditional guarantee of £25,000 for 25/25 and £50,000 Guarantee for 25/50
• Unlimited re-entries
• Late registration is open until the start of Day 2
• 4 starting flights – The Online Flight (Day 1OL) at 8pm Wednesday online on Grosvenor Poker. Day 1A at 7pm Thursday, Day 1B at 7pm Friday, Day 1C at 1pm Saturday and Turbo Day 1D at 9pm Saturday – all taking place at host Grosvenor Casino Cardroom
• The host cardroom will be hosting a 6 Seat GTD 25/25 Satellite on the Wednesday prior to the event, please contact them directly for more info
• Each starting flight will play 10 levels (10 x 40mins for Day 1A, Day 1B and Day1C. 10 x 20min levels for Turbo Day 1D
• Day 2 / Final starts at 1pm on Sunday
• Multi Stack is available, so if you bag up you can still play another day one to try and get a bigger stack.
• Flights finish 2.30am Thursday and Friday, 8.30pm Saturday and 12.30am for the Turbo
• 25/25 side event taking place on the Sunday, please contact host cardroom for more details

• The Online Flight takes place on Grosvenorpoker.com at 8pm on the Wednesday before each event. This runs on a 20 minute clock.
• You can buy into this online day one or win your seat on Grosvenorpoker.com, with our weekly satelites which are listed below.
• Play Live Day 1’s for the fraction of the price by taking part in Grosvenorpoker.com’s weekly super satellites;
• 10 Seats GTD every Tuesday at 8pm
• 5 Seats GTD every Monday at 8pm
• 5 Seats GTD every Saturday at 9pm
• Online feeder satellites run daily on www.grosvenorpoker.com every day starting at just 25p!

2020 25/25

1. The25 – 25 series will operate using 4 flights for day 1’s, with all remainingplayers at the end of each flight returning for day 2, the flight times are;
   1. Day OL –Wednesday
   1. Day 1A – 7.00pmThursday
   1. Day 1B – 7.00pmFriday
   1. Day 1C – 1.00pmSaturday
   1. Day 1D – 9.00pmSaturday (Turbo)
2. Therewill be 10 levels of play on each 25/25 flight and 12 levels of play for 25/50, unless the number of players leftdetermines the end of play for that day. All live flights in this case playdown to the last three players.
3. Allremaining players chip stacks will be carried forward to day 2, chip surrenderis allowed at the end of each day one prior to the bags being sealed.
4. Playersare not permitted to play more than one start day if they have alreadyqualified for day two
5. Shoulda player play another flight after qualifying for day two, the first “stack”being taken through will be the one they must play with on day two, the secondstack will be void regardless of the number of chips accumulated
6. Playerswho have played a second flight after qualifying for day two will not have anyentry stakes returned to them, they will remain in the prize pool.
7. Atthe end of play for each flight those players remaining must verify their chipswith the supervisor, any players leaving prior to this will have their chipscounted and verified by the dealer and supervisor; this will then be the amountof chips the player will re-start day two with.
8. Forthe purposes of rule 7 any player not signing for their chips at the close ofplay of each flight, will restart day two with the amount agreed and inputtedby the supervisor and no discussion will be entered regarding this.
9. Daytwo will take place at the same club where the initial live flights have takenplace
10. Restartfor day two will be on Sunday at 1pm and will play-out until a conclusion isreached and a winner declared.
11. Alldeep stack events will have a last person standing (LPS) attached to them thecost of which is £10 per person
12. Thewinner of the LPS will be awarded a voucher for any 25/25 event subject to theamount collected
13. Shouldthe LPS not generate a seat for a 25/25 the winner will be awarded a voucher tothe value of the amount collected for use as part payment into a 25/25 event oftheir choice
14. Therewill be no registration fee charged for taking part in the LPS
15. Grosvenorcasinos reserve the right to draw the event to a conclusion by a chip count ifdeemed necessary.
16. GrosvenorCasino’s standard prize structures apply to this event
17. GrosvenorCasino’s 25/25 blind structure applies to this event
18. GrosvenorCasinos standard poker rules apply to this competition.
19. GrosvenorCasinos Limited reserves the right to discontinue or change this competition atany time and for any reason, without notice.
20. Thiscompetition is also subject to Grosvenor Casino Limited’s General Terms andConditions.
21. GrosvenorCasinos Limited is the sole arbiter of this competition and its decision isfinal and binding. No correspondencewill be entered into.
22. Promoter:Grosvenor Casinos Limited and Grosvenor Casinos (GC) Limited, The Rank Group Plc, Tor building,Saint-Cloud Way, Maidenhead, SL6 8BN.

Closures effective 6pm today

Scotland’s 11 casinos and approximately 500 betting shops will close at 6pm on November 20 until December 11. The new rules come into effect today as 11 council areas move up to the maximum level-four lockdown restrictions in order to slow the spike in COVID-19 infections across Scotland.

Scotland First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the escalation to level four at a media briefing in St Andrew’s House, Edinburgh on November 18. The governing Scottish National Party (SNP) tweeted an excerpt from her speech:

In Scotland’s biggest city, Glasgow, betting shops and casinos – deemed non-essential retail and entertainment venues – must close under level-four restrictions. While casinos need to remain shuttered even under levels two and three, betting shops in level-three areas, which include Dundee and Edinburgh, can remain open. Restaurants, cafes, pubs, and bars will also suspend business in level-four areas.

Gambling industry body reacts

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While admitting that the latest measures were “tough”, Sturgeon pointed to the 84,523 confirmed COVID-19 cases in Scotland. In her Wednesday statement, the SNP leader highlighted 54 deaths in a 24-hour period as encapsulating “one of our motivations” for the new restrictions.

In response to the level-four escalation, a spokesperson for the Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) said the industry representative fully supported the Scottish government’s attempts to slow the pandemic.

forced closure of betting shops was “extremely disappointing” for the staff and customers

But the body also said that the forced closure of betting shops was “extremely disappointing” for the staff and customers that the shutdowns will affect. The BGC highlighted the facilities’ “excellent anti-Covid measures which have enabled them to operate safely since they re-opened in the summer.”

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In its statement, the BGC concluded with its desire that betting shops can reopen at the earliest possible date “so they can go back to contributing to the economy.”

Casinos suffer major blow

COVID-19 restrictions placed on casinos in Scotland and England have been harsh. Gambling venues across the United Kingdom, including Scotland’s 11 casinos, first received the order to close on March 20. Fully five months later, on August 24, casinos in Scotland got the go-ahead to reopen, only to have to close again between October 9 and October 25.

The BGC warned Sturgeon that the October order to shut down casinos would be “a huge blow to casinos in Scotland”, which employ around 700 people. It also urged the Scottish government to act fast in disbursing the £40m (US$51.6m) support package to affected businesses such as casinos.

According to a report in The Scotsman, Rank Group chief executive John O’Reilly sent an open letter to Sturgeon late last month, pleading the SNP leader to think again before shuttering casinos. The UK-based group owns five Grosvenor casinos in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, and Dundee.

Jobs will unquestionably be lost, communities damaged, tax revenues foregone”

In his letter, O’Reilly said: “Jobs will unquestionably be lost, communities damaged, tax revenues foregone, and this will have no impact whatsoever on the spread of the virus – I urge you to reconsider.”

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