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BIG BUY-IN SUNDAY 10/4
Join us on Sunday October 4th at 1 PM for a $200 buy-in No Limit Texas Hold Em Tournament. In this tournament you will start with 60,000 tournament chips and blinds of 100/200. Blinds increase every 20 minutes. Players can rebuy during the first 6 levels of play. Doors open at 12:30, cards fly at…
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The Main Event
Join us for our first annual 607poker.com Main Event. This is a No-Limit Texas Hold Em Tournament with a $500 buy-in. Like the WSOP Main Event, there are no rebuys. – Players start with 100,000 tournament chips– Blinds start at 100/200 and increase every 25 minutes– Start time is noon on 11/1/26– $20,000 Guaranteed Prize Pool– Lunch…
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$200 Buy-In Sunday Bounty
Doors open Sunday at 12:30, cards fly at 1 PM. $50 of your $200 buy-in goes to a bounty. Players start with 60,000 tournament chips. Blinds start at 100/200 and increase every 20 minutes. Rebuys and late registration are available until 3 PM. Food & drinks available. NFL Season Ticket on 6 big screen televisions.
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Tuesday Night Tournament
A few changes to our Tuesday Night Poker Tournament series starting on 9/8/26: A lot of things are staying the same with our Tuesday Night Poker Tournament series: If it is your first time playing, head to the desk when you walk in and we will guide you through all of the details. New players…
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Southern Tier Showdown
$200 Buy-In No Limit Texas Hold Em Tournament. $50 of the buy-in goes to a bounty on each player. 60,000 tournament chip starting stack. 20 minute blind levels. Doors open at noon. Cards fly at 1. Rebuys & late registration until 3. Food & drinks available. Smoking patio. 878 Conklin Rd., Binghamton
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$20 Tuesday Tournament
We are at it again on Tuesday June 16th with a $20 buy-in No Limit Texas Hold Em Tournament. In this tournament, every time you spend $20, you receive 25,000 tournament chips. Buy in for $20? Get 25,000 chips!!!Re-Buy for $20? Get 25,000 chips!!!Add-on at the break for $20? Get 25,000 chips!!!Bust after the break?…
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