The third installment of our Big, Bigger, Biggest Bounty Series was a $100 buy-in tournament with $30 going to a bounty on each player. 50 players showed up. 19 took a rebuy. $4,140 was getting paid to our top 9 finishers and over $2,000 in bounties would be paid out. Two tables remained, needing only…
It was Tuesday Night again and that means another $20 buy-in No Limit Texas Hold Em tournament. 56 players came out, ready to mix it up, firing 73 rebuys into the prize pool. After the first break ended and players took their $20 add-ons, we had a prize pool of $2,980 to be paid out…
On Saturday night, we ran our second event in our Bounty Hunter series. This was an $80 buy-in No Limit Hold Em poker tournament in which there was a $20 bounty on every player. The nice weather resulted in a smaller crowd as 43 people showed up to shoot their shot. The smaller crowd did…
$20 BUY-IN TEXAS HOLD EM TOURNAMENT STARTS AT 6 PM $20 REBUYS UNTIL 8 PM $20 ADD-ON AT THE BREAK LATE REGISTRATION UNTIL 8 PM $900+ FOR FIRST PLACE LAST TUESDAY NO SMOKING IN THE BUILDING
On Tuesday night, we ran another installment of our $20 buy-in tournament. We had 69 players come out to play (just missed last week’s record crowd) and those players fired 85 rebuys into the prize pool. With 154 total entries, we had a prize pool of $3,640 to be paid out to our top 16…
We ran our Big Bounty Tournament on May 2nd with 57 players and 82 total entries. We are running our Bigger Bounty Tournament on May 16th at 5 PM. What’s bigger? The buy-in – this buy-in is $80. The bounty – this bounty is $20. The starting stack – this tournament starts with 40,000 chip…
In our biggest Tuesday Night Tournament to date, we had 71 people come out and take a shot at some poker glory. 96 rebuys later, yes 96, we hit the break and players took their add-ons. This gave us our biggest Tuesday Night prize pool of $3,900, to be paid out to our top 17…
Take an average Tuesday Night and start with some No Limit Texas Hold Em. Add in a bunch of Pot Limit Omaha and sprinkle a double board bomb pot into every level of play. Top it off with 62 players looking for a tournament victory and you have total poker chaos. The bomb pots encouraged…
We ran our third straight Saturday doubleheader, the second event was a $75 buy-in Survivor Tournament. We had 32 players take their shot, 15 of them firing a second bullet to try and get there. With 47 total entries, the top 4 finishers were set up to collect $700 each and our 5th place finisher…
On Saturday we rolled out our first ever Heads Up Championship. We filled a bracket of 32 players, drew random matchups and let the cards fly. With 16 matchups in the first round, we had matchups ending as soon as the second level of play and our last matchup ended during level nine. This sent…