Announcement Meister Meeting 2015 - You are invited!

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Location
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Where: Waxy O'Conners Leicester Sq. London
When: 3 February 2015
What Time: 5 pm - 8 pm
What to do: Drink eat and be merry
Who: you

This is open to all members of our forum. On the day of the event, a special password will be disseminated so you can get in :D

Thanks to Club World Casino the sponsors of the event. Thanks!!

Also, Guts Casino has stepped up and awarded one member of our forum an all expenses paid trip to London to partake in his event!! This person was chosen by the moderators and me to join us. Nifty29 is the lucky member who will joining us this year. Congrats to Nifty!!! And who knows - hopefully we should be doing this again next year. :D
 
I have just checked my calendar and I'm on leave that week!!! :D:D:D
Looks like I'll actually be able to meet the faces at last.:)
Congrats to Nifty that's a long way to travel and we'll have to show him what REAL beer is!! :lolup:
Nifty bring your thermal underwear as it'll either be 8 degrees or minus 8 in London at the start of February...
 
Congrats Nifty!!! Hope you enjoy it :)

@ Guts - Ben and team, thats a super gesture towards the CM Community. Really really great stuff from you guys!! Always leading the line :notworthy

Nate
 
If I'm not working I'll be sure to attend. With three casinos in Leicester Square, are we planning on a little wager afterwards?
 
Congrats Nifty, All expenses paid also:thumbsup: I see your a non drinker so you may need to rack up that bill on woman and drugs?
 
If I'm not working I'll be sure to attend. With three casinos in Leicester Square, are we planning on a little wager afterwards?
Yeah, for sure :thumbsup:
Come with me & Simmo to the Hippodrome to hit the slots or tables. You need quite a wad for the tables though - most are £10 minimum :eek2:

I will be at the Meister Meeting as always, and I hope to see lots of "regular CM members" there this year.
Please come along if you can - we don't bite... much! ;)

KK
 
WOW!

I am so excited to have the opportunity to meet the other n'er-do-wells that frequent this forum and mull over the inner workings of our favourite industry :)

A HUGE shout out to Ben at GUTS.com for the incredibly generous prize. I'm just lost for words (yes you read that right) when it comes to how much I appreciate the gesture, and also how grateful I am to Bryan and his crewdogs for deciding they wanted someone like me to upset the ICE applecart :D

It will be my first overseas trip so I'm a little nervous, but my wife is accompanying me so I'm sure she will belt me one if I start whining. I'm also not a big fan of flying so it should be interesting to say the least!

I've just made a doctor's appointment to have my immunisations (for cholera, typhoid, yellow fever, mad cow and nimpers which I've heard are all rampant in the UK) and to get a letter certifying that, despite my outward appearance, I am a fit person to enter the UK.

The weird thing is that it's going to be like 40 degrees Celsius when I leave and about -40 when I arrive LOL. Makes for some interesting clothing choice on the flight!

If anyone has any personal recommendations in terms of hotels or apartments near the Docklands, feel free to PM me as I'm currently looking at places to stay :)

Once again a big thanks to all concerned and let's just hope London is ready for another laid back Aussie :D
 
If anyone has any personal recommendations in terms of hotels or apartments near the Docklands, feel free to PM me as I'm currently looking at places to stay :)
www.booking.com
That's what I always use for London!
If you're over for quite a while, you might be better off looking to the outskirts of London, but still near the Underground network.
Don't go for a cheap room near central London as it will likely be a dive (been there - done that more than once!)

I normally just do a "day trip" to London for the Meister Meet - but that means I have to head for the trains about 10:30pm. If you're coming I will probably stay there the night as I think the drinking might well go on way beyond that! :thumbsup:

KK
 
WOW!

I am so excited to have the opportunity to meet the other n'er-do-wells that frequent this forum and mull over the inner workings of our favourite industry :)

A HUGE shout out to Ben at GUTS.com for the incredibly generous prize. I'm just lost for words (yes you read that right) when it comes to how much I appreciate the gesture, and also how grateful I am to Bryan and his crewdogs for deciding they wanted someone like me to upset the ICE applecart :D

It will be my first overseas trip so I'm a little nervous, but my wife is accompanying me so I'm sure she will belt me one if I start whining. I'm also not a big fan of flying so it should be interesting to say the least!

I've just made a doctor's appointment to have my immunisations (for cholera, typhoid, yellow fever, mad cow and nimpers which I've heard are all rampant in the UK) and to get a letter certifying that, despite my outward appearance, I am a fit person to enter the UK.

The weird thing is that it's going to be like 40 degrees Celsius when I leave and about -40 when I arrive LOL. Makes for some interesting clothing choice on the flight!

If anyone has any personal recommendations in terms of hotels or apartments near the Docklands, feel free to PM me as I'm currently looking at places to stay :)

Once again a big thanks to all concerned and let's just hope London is ready for another laid back Aussie :D

Have fun my friend!
 
Hi - I live and work about 3 miles from central london so I know it pretty well. For accommodation it depends on your budget - a good cheap location is near City airport which has very good transport links to the City and Docklands on the Docklands Light Railway. Loads of people at work use this place if staying at the office really late.

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They are about £60 a night booked in advance and perfectly fine for a short visit - clean, functional and safe. Good cooked breakfast as well.

For a more mid range budget - circa £200 a night the Hilton in Canary Wharf would be your best bet.
 
Max and I have stayed here for the last several years:
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It's pricey, but totally central - right around the corner from Trafalgar Square, next to Charing Cross Road (Harry Potter fan?), Leicester Square, and a 10-15 minute walk to the Meister Meeting :D
 
If anyone has any personal recommendations in terms of hotels or apartments near the Docklands, feel free to PM me as I'm currently looking at places to stay :)


I would recommend following Bryan's suggestion & stay closer to the touristy stuff in central London, rather than around Docklands or the Excel centre (where iCE is held). Sure the latter may be more convenient for the show, but they're not great for exploring the city and it's nightlife. Also bear in mind the additional costs of getting to/from town when the sun goes down... Sure the tubes are pretty cheap, but they don't run 24hrs & regular taxi runs will quickly negate any money saved by staying further away.

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. Both are in the heart of the tourist attractions, and no more than 5mins walk from both Waxy O'Connors and the casino's mentioned in earlier posts. (Not to mention China Town and a wide and varied selection of other restaurants to suit all budgets). I've just checked their website & they currently have double rooms in early Feb for £160 per night.

As others have said, big kudos to Guts for doing this for you & congrats to you for getting it.

Hope this helps, and I look forward seeing you there :thumbsup:
 
Wow, indeed an amazing gesture! a heartily congrats Nifty, I'll try my best and get a bit of cash piled up, so I can attend myself this year... have been planning for ages!

If I make it I will be happy to meet you all, and share a few pints and stories:)
If not, then I wish you ALL a marvellous time anyway!:cheers:
 
Wow, indeed an amazing gesture! a heartily congrats Nifty, I'll try my best and get a bit of cash piled up, so I can attend myself this year... have been planning for ages!

If I make it I will be happy to meet you all, and share a few pints and stories:)
If not, then I wish you ALL a marvellous time anyway!:cheers:
As you are an affiliate and only in Holland - a trip to London should be relatively cheap for you. If you combine your visit with LAC (which is on Sunday and Monday for the first time ever - and before the CM meet) you could probably do it for not much more than €300. You can get a return Ryanair flight from Eindhoven for about €50, and a hotel room for about the same per night. So flight + 3 nights would only be around €200-250. You wont have to spend hardly anything on food or booze as it's all free at LAC, the after parties and at the CM bash of course. Your only major expense will be for the tube or taxis.
See you in February! :thumbsup:

KK
 
As you are an affiliate and only in Holland - a trip to London should be relatively cheap for you. If you combine your visit with LAC (which is on Sunday and Monday for the first time ever - and before the CM meet) you could probably do it for not much more than €300. You can get a return Ryanair flight from Eindhoven for about €50, and a hotel room for about the same per night. So flight + 3 nights would only be around €200-250. You wont have to spend hardly anything on food or booze as it's all free at LAC, the after parties and at the CM bash of course. Your only major expense will be for the tube or taxis.
See you in February! :thumbsup:

KK

I hear you mate, however, at the moment I am struggling to pile up even 300,-
Also would need a wee bit more since I am hanging around in Germany now mostly, so the flight or trip from there to Eindhoven should cost a little more, but I assume 500,- would be covering all: I am already depositing very minimalistic in the Casinos, and luckily don't have much expenses but so far still haven't been able to "save up" anything:)

There is still time, so I have a good chance of making it this year anyway!:thumbsup:
 
WOW!

I am so excited to have the opportunity to meet the other n'er-do-wells that frequent this forum and mull over the inner workings of our favourite industry :)

A HUGE shout out to Ben at GUTS.com for the incredibly generous prize. I'm just lost for words (yes you read that right) when it comes to how much I appreciate the gesture, and also how grateful I am to Bryan and his crewdogs for deciding they wanted someone like me to upset the ICE applecart :D

It will be my first overseas trip so I'm a little nervous, but my wife is accompanying me so I'm sure she will belt me one if I start whining. I'm also not a big fan of flying so it should be interesting to say the least!

I've just made a doctor's appointment to have my immunisations (for cholera, typhoid, yellow fever, mad cow and nimpers which I've heard are all rampant in the UK) and to get a letter certifying that, despite my outward appearance, I am a fit person to enter the UK.


The weird thing is that it's going to be like 40 degrees Celsius when I leave and about -40 when I arrive LOL. Makes for some interesting clothing choice on the flight!

If anyone has any personal recommendations in terms of hotels or apartments near the Docklands, feel free to PM me as I'm currently looking at places to stay :)

Once again a big thanks to all concerned and let's just hope London is ready for another laid back Aussie :D


You forgot TB and Blue Tongue but you're heading in the right direction. Your doctor will probably 'certify' you for wanting to come here. Look for the entrance with a queue wearing shiny headgear. Avoid pickpockets and takeaways....:cool:
 
I would recommend following Bryan's suggestion & stay closer to the touristy stuff in central London, rather than around Docklands or the Excel centre (where iCE is held).

^ What funnymunny said. Deffo stay closer to Leicester Square/Trafalgar Square if you can. It's a real trek out to Docklands and it's the last thing you want after a good night out :)
 
Congrats, Nifty!:)

Hope you and your wife have fun!

Don't forget the pressure socks for the flight andwalk around the plane , so as not to get any probs with circulation..it's a long flight.

Yes,I am the sensible member.;)
 

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