2) Is lunch and dinner a set menu or is the average cost 350?
3) In poker, what blinds do the Heroes players use?
4) What is the minimum amount of money needed for everything (accommodation, food, the tournament itself, and other events)?
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1) "The cost of the conference hall (based on 40 people) = 17500/40 x 7 days = 3100" - does this mean the amount could double if there aren't enough people?
2) Is lunch and dinner a set menu or is there an average price of 350?
3) What blinds do the Heroes players use in poker?
4) How much money is needed at a minimum for everything (accommodation, food, the tournament itself, and other events)?
Meanwhile, Pobeda has opened direct flights to Volgograd, and the prices are quite reasonable, so I recommend it:

4) What is the minimum amount of money needed for everything (accommodation, food, the tournament itself, and other events)?
1) "Payment for the conference hall (based on 40 people) = 17500/40 x 7 days = 3100" does this mean the amount could double if there aren't enough people?
2) For lunch and dinner, is it a set menu with no choice, or is the average price 350?
3) In poker, what blinds do the Heroes players use?
4) What is the minimum amount of money needed for everything (accommodation, food, the tournament itself, and other activities)?
I think the minimum is 20k. This is excluding poker, where everyone has a different bankroll.
We won't name names, but the minimum recorded was someone traveling to the CIS with only 100 rubles in their pocket...
1) "Payment for the conference hall (based on 40 people) = 17500/40 x 7 days = 3100" so does this amount double if there aren't enough people?
2) lunch and dinner, is it a set menu or is the average price 350?
3) what blinds do the Heroes players play in poker?
4) how much money is needed at a minimum for everything (accommodation, food, the tournament itself, and other events)?
We won't name names, but the documented minimum is someone traveling from the CIS with only 100 rubles in their pocket...
With only 100 rubles in his pocket, it wasn't a CIS tournament, but a club tournament in Michurinsk.
You could say he really splurged.
If anyone from Belarus is planning to attend the upcoming CIS event, the most budget-friendly option is to fly to Zhukovsky (40 km from Moscow), and from there, use BlaBlaCar or other ride-sharing services.