Title: Tourney Structure Post by: GlasgowBandit on August 07, 2006, 11:19:07 PM Guys following on from the thread on Live poker about what effectively became a treble chance freezeout organised by Glorious and officepoker.net I have tried my hand at coming up with a structure i think would be welcomed by most players who are likely to attend an event in the Stanley. I have based this on a freezeout event with say a starting stack of 4 k, i would hope that for an event like this it would achieve 50 - 60 runners.
Title: Re: Tourney Structure Post by: Jinky04 on August 07, 2006, 11:31:13 PM Any chance you could C+P this bandit, i've no got Excel on this lappy and I can't be arsed bootin up the other one :D
Title: Re: Tourney Structure Post by: GlasgowBandit on August 07, 2006, 11:37:49 PM Any chance you could C+P this bandit, i've no got Excel on this lappy and I can't be arsed bootin up the other oneĀ :D Lazy fecker!! I tried a copy and paste job it was all over the place and then i tried typing it up and that took for ever and never worked I will paste it again and you can have a look!! Level Small Blind Big Blind Duration Ante 1 25 50 30 mins 0 2 50 100 30 mins 0 3 75 150 30 mins 0 20 minute break 4 100 200 20 mins 0 5 150 300 20 mins 0 6 200 400 20 mins 0 7 300 600 20 mins 50 8 400 800 20 mins 50 9 500 1000 20 mins 100 10 minute break & Chip Up 10 600 1200 20 mins 100 11 800 1600 20 mins 200 12 1000 2000 20 mins 200 13 1500 3000 20 mins 300 10 minute break 14 2000 4000 20 mins 300 15 2500 5000 20 mins 400 16 3000 6000 20 mins 400 Total time 6hrs 10 mins Title: Re: Tourney Structure Post by: Ironside on August 07, 2006, 11:43:52 PM dont like the clock reducing to 20 minutes when the play is more meaningfull it thus turns it into a crapshoot and therefore only good for the tv cameras and the spectators who want to watch alot of preflop all ins rather than skillfull flop play
start with a 25 minute clock and move to a 45 minute clock Title: Re: Tourney Structure Post by: GlasgowBandit on August 07, 2006, 11:56:37 PM dont like the clock reducing to 20 minutes when the play is more meaningfull it thus turns it into a crapshoot and therefore only good for the tv cameras and the spectators who want to watch alot of preflop all ins rather than skillfull flop play start with a 25 minute clock and move to a 45 minute clock Point taken Ironside. The only issue with this is that if the tourney is held again on a Saturday night like the one just passed it has to be wrapped up by 4 am, I think by increasing the clock this would certainly over run. What about Starting on a 20 minute clock for the first 4 levels and then making it a 30 minute clock and reduce the 15 minute to 10 minute break? Title: Re: Tourney Structure Post by: Jinky04 on August 08, 2006, 12:13:09 AM I think it suits the purposes of a small buyin freezeout well. Antes in self dealt tourneys are a pain in the arse though, self deal can be slow enough without havin to prompt for and collect the antes but apart from that I like em.
Title: Re: Tourney Structure Post by: Ironside on August 08, 2006, 12:45:41 AM yeah antes are great but in a self dealt comp they just cause problems and fights
another solution to the time is start the comp 2 hours earlier btw dont know why i am even commenting on this due to the lack of access for the disabled so ignore everything i said and make it 10 minute levels at the start and 5 minutes after the first hour |