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01-30-2006, 10:51 AM
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Home Game Question
I am running a tournament for a friend, and it will have this structure.
Starting Chips 60 and you can rebuy a max of 2 times in the first 90 mins for 60 chips again I have guessed that the average will be one rebuy each so that there will be 3000 chips in play We want the tournament to last 8 hours Max, but we don't want to use a timed structure, rather want to do something like this Small Blind Big Blind Players Left In Av Chips per player Av Stack to BB 1 2 25 120 60 2 4 22 136 34 3 6 19 158 26 4 8 16 188 23 5 10 13 231 23 6 12 11 273 23 8 16 8 375 23 10 20 6 500 25 12 24 5 600 25 15 30 4 750 25 20 40 3 1,000 25 30 60 2 1,500 25 Would that work, or should I change it? Monty 
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01-30-2006, 04:40 PM
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Re: Home Game Question
Am I interpreting this correctly? Your blinds go up after X people are busted out?
If so, time can be really tough to manage. With 25BB in the average stack, you won't see any big pressure to force people to bust out
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01-30-2006, 05:28 PM
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Re: Home Game Question
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Am I interpreting this correctly? Your blinds go up after X people are busted out? If so, time can be really tough to manage. With 25BB in the average stack, you won't see any big pressure to force people to bust out [/ QUOTE ] It seems odd, I know but this is how some people play. I've played this at home games a few times before and I don't really like the method. When you use a timed structure, everything seems to run smooth and the blinds don't just go up randomly. I mean a person could bust out the first hand played, and then you'd have the blinds go up? I don't really agree with this method of play. I like to know when the blinds are going up. -HoldemPokerPlyr
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