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10-17-04, 12:29 PM
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Need suggestions on a poker tournament
Another forum I visit had a small private tournament last night and it was alot of fun, only 15 people showed up and we want to do it again only make it as big as possible. I need some ideas on how to make it more interesting, bounties on certain players, royal flush prize, money added, things like that. Have any of you ever been in a tournamen that did something our of the ordinary thay you liked alot? We will have a decent size budget for this so let me know any ideas you have.
Thanks in advance Penguinfan |
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10-19-04, 05:42 AM
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Headhunting is fun, put names in a hat and pick them out, then put prices on paper then pick them out of a hat too, mix and match basiclly. You could try a high hand bonus instead of just a royal flush bonus
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#3
10-19-04, 10:37 AM
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You could
use a calculator to see who learns odds faster..
TC has an awesome one that you can download fer free..  ----- Admin Edit: I didn't delete your post, but I am removing the affiliate part of your link. This post is blatnat SPAM (clearly not a legitimiate suggestion) and belongs in that category, not this one. Last edited by Talking Poker; 10-19-04 at 01:03 PM. |
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#4
10-19-04, 01:15 PM
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Headhunting is a great idea - we do it at our tournaments at my local home game and everyone loves it.
I like to put my own private bounties on those who I have been playing with for awhile - just to ensure people are taking shots at them. It's all great fun. I don't have any new ideas for you, but I'm interested in hearing other ideas people have as well. I'd like to incoporate new ideas into my local weekly tournaments. CF |
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#5
10-19-04, 11:28 PM
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Get that spamming bastard!
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#6
10-22-04, 01:35 AM
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a royal flush bonus seems pretty random, its not like anyone's likely to see one during a small tourney.... a quads bonus would be more reasonable. I've only been involved in pots with 2 royals, ever. i got a royal on party once, so that one doesnt count, and the other my friend got last weekend in a home game. funny to see a guy drawing dead on the flop because my friend flopped a flush, and he got runners for a royal anyways.
-jB |
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10-22-04, 02:33 PM
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I agree, maybe for a small tourney, set aside small portion of the prize pool (or have extra fee for) a high hand of the tournament prize, like Ultimate Bet has (in ring games). Annouce the current high hand and update it as better hands emerge. Could be fun in a freindly game.
If someone gets a royal early it will probably sound a lot like a bingo parlor after the coverall gets hit though.....all the old ladies throwing down and markers and grumbling. BINGO 
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10-22-04, 04:14 PM
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I haven't played but I heard of a tourney where there's a $50 buy-in, 25-28 guys and they pay 2 or 3 spots I think.
Anyway, they have a rule where you have to give the person who busts you out $5 . So, if you bust 5 people out, but don't finish in the money, you can get a little back. I thought it was kinda cool. |
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#10
10-22-04, 08:29 PM
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Talk about adding insult to injury......BUT a cool idea
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