Kiwanis Supports: Head Start Reading Program - Child Development Resources - Big Brothers/Big Sisters - Boy Scouts - Girl Scouts - Meals on Wheels - American Cancer Society - Salvation Army

Kasino Night Sponsors - Poker Tournament Sponsor Kohl's - Roulette Sponsor Chesapeake Investment Group - Black Jack Sponsor Old Point Bank - The Ripple Effect - Rist Research & Appraisal - Independent Advisors Financial Group Agent Thomas MacDonnell - New York Life Insurance Agent Mark & Wally Riley - Peterson Accounting - Texas Hold'em Sponsors - State Farm Insurance Agent Carol Simmons - Chambrel - Williamsburg Eye Care

Event Tickets When: Saturday May 30th 2009 - 7 pm to 11 pm Where: Historic Triangle Building 312 Waller Mill Road - Williamsburg Virginia Why: To build fellowship, community relations and to raise funds to support Kiwanis projects. Ticket Price: Tickets are $25/per person, $40/for couples. $30/per person if purchased at the door. VIP tickets (SOLD OUT) wine and cheese tasting and hot pasta tickets $10/per person. Tickets can be purchased online - Click Here to Purchase Tickets

Sponsor Tickets $250 Level (2) Tables - 4 Event Tickets and 8 drink tickets $100 Level (1) Table - 2 Event Tickets and 4 drink tickets Donations For Prizes The Williamsburg Kiwanis is seeking donations for prizes for the night along with sponsors for the roulette, craps, blackjack and poker tables. For Sponsors and Donations Please Contact: Please contact Jamie Jeffers at 757-256-7383 jcjeffers@cox.net or 757-870-1100

Will there be any food served? - There will be hot pasta, wine, cheese and VIP hors d' oeuvres from 6:00-7:00 PM at the VIP hour and snacks, hors d' oeuvres, served during the gambling event from 7:00-11:00 PM. Additional beer and wine tickets may be purchased.

Is there a dress code? - This is a "Black Tie and Blue Jeans" event. Let your imagination
take over. Some may come in "modified" formal wear, some may come in "modified" farm
wear, or some combination therein.

What type of gambling will be available? - There will be roulette, craps, blackjack,
and regular poker tables in the "Las Vegas Room". There will also be a Texas Hold 'em Poker
Tournament room.

Will there be things for non-gamblers to do? - Yes, plans include 3 Wii Games,
including bowling, racing and possibly tennis. Others will have a chance to bet on their favorite
players or on themselves.

How much play money do I get? - You will receive $10,000 in Kasino Bucks which you
use to buy chips in the Las Vegas Room or use as your entry fee into the Poker Tournament.
You can also use the money to bet on the Wi Games. Additional Kasino Bucks can be purchased
throughout the night. Costs are $5 for another $2500 in Kasino Bucks.

How do I win prizes? - At any time during the evening you can "cash out" in the lobby of
the building and you will receive Kasino Raffle Award Tickets. There will be hourly drawings
during the evenings with the main raffle drawing being between 10:30-11:00 PM.
At 10:30 (end of gambling), you "cash out" at the table where you are playing and receive
Kasino Raffle Award Tickets. They will be color coded and will match one of the 4 tables with
prizes.

The prize tables will have gifts that will be raffled off in Kasino Buck dominations of $2500.
$5000, $10,000 and $20,000. As an example, if you have $35,000 in chips, you could receive
one $20,000 Raffle Award Ticket and three $5,000 Raffle Award rickets. You would then write
your name and telephone number on the back of the tickets and drop them into the
appropriate colored bowl/table for a drawing. You must be present to win.

What You Can Win:
2 Airtran Airways tickets, to anywhere in the continental US, value $1,000
Colonial Spa, value $250
2 Tickets to the NASCAR Chevy Rock-n-Roll 400 in Richmond, September
Golf packages to both Kingsmill and the Golden Horseshoe
Paella Kit
Hand Blown Glass
More than $5,000 in gifts and prizes to be given away that night

Where can I buy more money or drink tickets? - Cash transactions will be
conducted in the building lobby. You can buy more Kasino Bucks and drink tickets for beer or
wine at the cash table.

How does the Texas Hold 'em Poker Tournament work? - The tournament is run by the World Poker Tournament directors. There will be 7 players per table. Players rotate dealing as per local tournament rules (available at each table). Players may buy more chips during the first round only to remain in the tournament. Each succeeding round eliminates players until a final table of 7 players remains. The percentage payout of the total pot will be determined and distributed to each player based on their standings. There will be 3 top Poker Tournament prizes, along with Kasino Raffle
Award Tickets for entry into the prize drawings.

The rules listed are the official rules of Kiwanis Kasino night Poker Tournament. Kiwanis Kasino reserves the right to change any and all tournament rules at any time without notification.
1. Players begin play with $10,000 play money Tournament Chips.
2. Players who lose all their chips can buy another $10,000 of chips during the first round only (45 minutes). One buy in is allowed per player per night, first round only.
3. For Kasino Knight Poker nightly events blinds increase every 15 minutes for the first 60 minutes (4 blind structures) and then 12 minutes for the rest of the tournament.
4. Players are riot allowed to sign up any player other than themselves.
5. Players are considered away from the table when they are not sitting in their chair when the deal begins. Player who are away from the table are not permitted to act in the hand and their
cards are mucked when it becomes their turn to act.
6. Players who are away from the table for more than 10 minutes forfeit their chips to the Tournament Director who may remove the chips from play or redistribute them to the players on that
table.
7. On duty Tournament Directors are not permitted to play under any circumstances.
8. One player acts as dealer. This position is called the button and it rotates clockwise after every hand.
9. The two players to the left of the dealer are the small blind and the big blind, respectively. They are the only players who have money in the pot before the cards are dealt.
10. Only the dealer should touch the chips, make change, etc. during that persons deal.
11. The final 7 players at the final table will split the tournament pot based on a percentage distribution.
12. The top 3 players will win prizes along with pot distributions which can be cashed in for Raffle Award drawing tickets.
13. The prize tables will have gifts that will be raffled off in Kasino Buck dominations of $2500. $5000, $10,000 and $20,000. As an example, if you have $35,000 in chips, you could receive one
$20,000 Raffle Award Ticket and three $5,000 Raffle Award Tickets. You would then write your name and telephone number on the back of the tickets and drop them into the appropriate colored bowl/table for a drawing. You must be present to win.