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Proper chips/blinds for a 3 hour tournament
In a few weeks I'm having a home tourney, 2 tables (20 players max).
Some company is coming out to put it on (dealers, tables, chips, etc.) I won it as a door prize at a casino night my company had put on. There is a semi-strict time frame of 9:00 pm to 12:00 am (3 hours) What would be good starting chip stacks / blinds in order to have the tournament probably end around 11:45'ish? I was thinking giving everyone 10,000 in chips (nice round number) with starting blinds at 100/200 Blind schedule 100/200 200/400 500/1000 1000/2000 2000/4000 5000/10000 Thoughts? |
#2
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Re: Proper chips/blinds for a 3 hour tournament
I'd suggest something a bit less aggressive. You can raise the blinds every 15 minutes.
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Re: Proper chips/blinds for a 3 hour tournament
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I'd suggest something a bit less aggressive. You can raise the blinds every 15 minutes. 100-200 200-400 400-800 600-1200 800-1600 1000-2000 1500-3000 2000-4000 3000-6000 4000-8000 6000-12000 8000-16000 [/ QUOTE ] And I'd expect it to end around the 3/6 or 4/8k level |
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Re: Proper chips/blinds for a 3 hour tournament
Check out DIY Poker Tour's section on running a home tournament http://www.diypokertour.com/pokertou...&tabid=120 it has some variations on blind strucutre and timing etc. Precept2 definately has the right idea on structure. The key to getting done in a timely fashion is to be strict on raising blinds on time. Smoke breaks can also kill your schedule
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Re: Proper chips/blinds for a 3 hour tournament
Put in a couple breaks
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