Home Poker Sit´n Go (4-10 players): Some questions

DerPapst · #1 10-27-2007, 07:21 AM

I´ve just bought 500 WPT Poker Chips,
175 yellow
125 black
100 green
100 blue

If we play a Sit&GO:

How should we value each chip?
What blind structure suggest?

Thanks,
Max

DavidNB · #2 10-27-2007, 08:24 AM

Depends on how long you want your game/s to last. Give us a feel for the length and it would help us to provide a better answer

DerPapst · #3 10-27-2007, 09:02 AM

something like 3 hours...

stevea · #4 10-27-2007, 10:23 AM

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I´ve just bought 500 WPT Poker Chips,
175 yellow
125 black
100 green
100 blue

If we play a Sit&GO:

How should we value each chip?
What blind structure suggest?

Thanks,
Max

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www.homepokertourney.com is your friend.

also, if you end up holding a series of tourneys check out my site to schedule them in a league: www.homepokertour.com

DavidNB · #5 10-27-2007, 12:15 PM

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I´ve just bought 500 WPT Poker Chips,
175 yellow
125 black
100 green
100 blue

If we play a Sit&GO:

How should we value each chip?
What blind structure suggest?

Thanks,
Max

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20 minute blinds
chip value
yellow 10
black 25
green 100
blue 500
each player receives T1000
10 yellow
12 black
6 green

blinds
10/20
20/40
30/60
40/80
clolour up yellow chips
50/100
75/150
100/200
150/300
colour up black chips
200/400
300/600
500/1000
I copied the blind level from another thread here. I'm sure there maybe holes in my suggestion, but I did it really quick. You have to get a feel for players in any tourney as depending how they play, it could go longer or shorter. Try a blind setup a couple of times making small adjustments as reqquired.

Lottery Larry · #6 10-27-2007, 03:32 PM

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also, if you end up holding a series of tourneys check out my site to schedule them in a league: www.homepokertour.com

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Esection · #7 10-27-2007, 04:42 PM

a 3 hr sit n go? i think an hour is prolly better...

hitch1978 · #8 10-27-2007, 05:18 PM

Depends on the hands/hour. In some home games it can be very low.

Mr.Playwell · #9 10-27-2007, 05:34 PM

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a 3 hr sit n go? i think an hour is prolly better...

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Ick! 1 hr might be good for an online SNG, but what kind of crap shoot do you want to have at a live home (probably not dealt by a pro) SNG? 3 hrs is fine. I personally would be happy playing in a 5hr single table home SNG, but I know everyone doesn't feel the same way.

There is a whole section at homepokertourney about blind schedules and several people there who love to answer those types of questions.