---------------------- Forwarded by Vince J Kaminski/HOU/ECT on 08/11/2000 
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	Enron North America Corp.
	
	From:  Colleen Sullivan                           08/11/2000 12:36 PM
	

To: Mark Breese/HOU/ECT@ECT, Steve Jackson/HOU/ECT@ECT, John 
Griffith/Corp/Enron@Enron, Mike A Roberts/HOU/ECT@ECT, Robert 
Superty/HOU/ECT@ECT, Sandra F Brawner/HOU/ECT@ECT, Fred Lagrasta/HOU/ECT@ECT, 
Zimin Lu/HOU/ECT@ECT, Stephanie Miller/Corp/Enron@ENRON, Vince J 
Kaminski/HOU/ECT@ECT
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Subject: Shak's 6th Annual Post Labor Day Poker Tournament

FYI--
I don't know if any of you like to play poker, but if you do, take a look at 
the invitation below.  This is a fun party my hubby does every year and we 
usually have a handful of Enron people , along with alot of our friends, and 
friends of friends.  If you want to come or want more info, just let me know 
(or better yet just send an e-mail to Paul at shak@ev1.net).  You are welcome 
to invite anyone--just let Paul know so he has an idea of the number of 
players.  

Just for your info, it's a real simple tournament where only two games are 
played, and the most money you can lose is $100.  The amount you can win 
depends on the number of players, but last year's winner won $1471 (with 29 
players).  The tournament starts at 2:00 and lasts well into the evening.  We 
have people from all walks of life, including a couple of police officers who 
usually play, and everyone has a good time.

You are welcome to tell other people in your groups about this if you think 
they'd be interested--I just sent it to a few people.....



---------------------- Forwarded by Colleen Sullivan/HOU/ECT on 08/11/2000 
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Paul Shaklovitz <shak@ev1.net> on 08/10/2000 12:22:53 PM
Please respond to shak@ev1.net
To: Miguel Prado <miguel.prado@sw.boeing.com>, John Maler 
<jmaler4640@aol.com>, Bob Young <elvis8715@aol.com>, Cass Landry 
<cass.landry@dowjones.com>, Cass Landry - Home <clandry@ev1.net>, Vishal Apte 
<Vishal.Apte@enron.com>, Sanjay Gupta <Sanjay.Gupta@enron.com>, Dennis Psota 
<dpsota@tycoepg.com>, Bob Donalson <bdonalson@tycoepg.com>, Joe Downing 
<jdowning@tyco.epgcom>, Mark Bujnoch <alvinbuj@aol.com>, Lam Campbell 
<lam.campbell@bently.com>, Jeff Nolen <jcnolen@worldnet.att.net>, Andrew 
Conner <Andrew.Conner@enron.com>, Mike Finke <mfinke@neighbornet.net>, Ralph 
Aulds <raulds@aulds-garner.com>, Gary French <cherronef@pscasc.com>, Mark 
Gribble <mgagcrosby@aol.com>, Bear <thecybear@email.msn.com>, Mark Flahaut 
<mark.flahaut@bently.com>, Bill Ward <wcwjr@pdq.net>, Steve Poore 
<smpoore@hotmail.com>, Stephanie Romo <sromo@deer-park.isd.tenet.edu>, Parker 
<slasher@pdq.net>, Judy Goslin <jgoslin@tycoepg.com>, Colleen 
<Colleen.Sullivan@enron.com>, Chris Buxton <cbuxton@tycoepg.com>, Ed Ross 
<eross@tycoepg.com>, Chuck Goslin <cgoslin@tycoepg.com>, David Paradis 
<dparadis@tycoepg.com>, Paul Marinshaw <pmarinshaw@ev1.net>
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Subject: Shak's 6th Annual Post Labor Day Poker Tournament


POKER TOURNAMENT AT SHAK'S HOUSE 
SATURDAY, 9 September 2000, 2 PM SHARP! 

It's poker tournament time again!? Only e-mail invitations are being sent 
this year, so if you 
know any one who was not there last year or anyone who does not have an 
e-mail account, 
please let them know about it. 

We have room for 42 players and we hope to fill every seat.? The bigger the 
pot, the better!! 
Please RSVP by e-mail to shak@ev1.net or by phone at 281-482-3920.? An 
accurate count 
sure helps with the food and beer planning since, as usual, we will feed you 
all well as you play. 
Last year we had 29 players--at the end of this e-mail there is a recap of 
last year's results-- 
who won how much in the tournament as well as the Calcutta pool.? Below you 
will also find the 
rules for this year's tournament. 

Please call or e-mail if you need directions.? I will send an e-mail reminder 
about one week before the 
tournament.? Although the rules are set for this year's tournament, before we 
start play there will be a 
vote on whether or not to add a third game (Omaha), and a few other possible 
rule changes for the 2001 
tournament. 

REMEMBER: 
YOU CAN ENTER THE CALCUTTA POOL WITHOUT BEING A PLAYER (although we encourage 
??? anyone and everyone to play!!) 
WOMEN ARE ALLOWED TO PLAY!? We haven't done too well in this category for the 
first 5 years, 
??? but feel free to invite your girlfriends, spouses, friends, etc. (Just 
don't invite your spouse and girlfriend!!) 
IF YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO IS HESITANT TO PLAY, BUT WANTS TO WATCH, 
?? INVITE THEM TO COME TO THE PARTY FOR AWHILE (then maybe we can take their 
money next year!) 
PLEASE BE ON TIME (We want to introduce everyone for the Calcutta pool and 
that takes awhile!) 
IF YOU SAY YOU WILL BE HERE--BE HERE (Otherwise we end up waiting for people 
who never show) 
WE WILL PROVIDE FOOD AND BEER (your basic beer, but feel free to bring more 
if you want) 
THERE ARE PRIZES FOR THE 1st 4 OF A KIND AND THE 1st ROYAL STRAIGHT FLUSH!! 
?? ($25 for the 4 of a kind, and a free round trip ticket to Las Vegas for 
the Royal Straight Flush) 

RULES: 
* 1st buy = $50, optional 2nd = $25, optional 3rd = $25 
* MAXIMUM OUT OF POCKET FOR POKER, $100 
* Progressive ante/bet 
* Dealers Choice:? Texas Hold 'Em or 5 Card Draw 
* Table Stakes 
* No one can be bought out of a hand 
* 3 Raises 
* Check then raise permitted:? Hold 'Em only 
* If owner of the last place player is that player, that portion of the pool 
goes to 1st 
?? place owner for Calcutta pool 
* Flipped cards must be burned 
* Continuous play is required 
* NEW RULE - A player's cards can be shown to absolutely no one else 
?? unless everyone else sees them. 

MINIMUM ANTE / BET: 
Hour 1????????? $1 
Hour 2????????? $2 
Hour 3????????? $5 
45 Minutes????? $10 
45 Minutes????? $25 
45 Minutes????? $50 
45 Minutes????? $100 
30 Minutes????? $200 
30 Minutes????? $400 
30 Minutes????? $800 
Ante/Bet doubles every 15 minutes thereafter if needed 

POKER PAYOFF: 
1st???? 55% 
2nd???? 20% 
3rd???? 15% 
4th???? 10% 

CALCUTTA PAYOFF: 
1st???? 55% 
2nd???? 25% 
3rd???? 15% 
Last??? 5% 

SHAK'S 5th ANNUAL (1999) POST LABOR DAY POKER TOURNAMENT RESULTS 
Twenty-nine people played in 1999.? Mike Straka, returning 1998 poker 
tournament champion, came to defend his title, but fell short at 11th place.? 
Brian Stehling won the tournament and more importantly, the coveted first 
place trophy.? Oh yeah, by the way, Brian,s winning share of the poker pool 
was $1471.? One of the rookies, (well, actually a ringer brought in by Cass 
Landry) won second place--Steve Poore took home $535.? Third place was won by 
another rookie, Robert Sanchez, making him $401 richer.? And I, the 
tournament sponsor (Shak), won fourth place and $268*yes, I actually won a 
game this year! 

1999 CALCUTTA RESULTS 
The Calcutta pool was worth a stunning $886 in 1999.? First place player 
Brian Stehling, who sold for $35 to Bob Donalson, was worth $487.? Steve 
Poore came in second and was owned by his wife, Laura Poore, who paid $27 and 
collected $266*I guess they,re not so &Poore8 any more!? Miguel Prado owned 
third place winner Robert Sanchez and paid $23.? At least he took home $89 in 
the Calcutta pool, since he didn,t fare quite so well playing poker.? John 
Maler gave up the position? of LAST PLACE and improved this year to 15th.? 
Miguel Prado stole the &first-out8 honors and was owned by Brian Stehling & 
Parker Garcia.? For the honor of owning LAST PLACE Miguel Prado and paying 
$25, Brian & Parker got to split $44. 

1999 DOOR PRIZE RESULTS 
This year we had two door prizes, but we were only able to give one away*
well, we kinda, gave it away.? I (Shak) won the first Four-of-a-Kind prize of 
$25 cash.? No one was lucky enough to get a Royal Straight Flush, so the free 
round trip ticket to Las Vegas will be available in the year 2000 tournament. 
?