Title: poker tournament rules Post by: mountaingoat on May 05, 2007, 07:20:40 AM during tournaments players need to get moved from one table to another in order to keep all the tables balanced. there is debate in some card rooms which is the correct or the fairest way to do this. most card rooms in the UK elect one of these two options
1. smallest stack at one table moves from the table and will be seated at the most favorable position futherest from the blinds 2. next on the big blind is moved from the table and is seated at the nearest position to the blinds including both small and big blind positions any advice or opinions are welcome. please take this serious as it could effect most card rooms in the UK Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: Royal Flush on May 05, 2007, 07:25:06 AM lol this is a gift from god.
Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: Djinn on May 05, 2007, 08:30:36 AM No need to debate - it's 2, 2 and nothing but the 2*. Common sense alone dictates the first one is pure silliness, unless your plan as TD is to disadvantage short stacks unfairly, and make sure the chip distribution around the room is not at all random as the tables shrink.
*Except you can't move into the small blind - if this seat is the only one available the mover just misses a hand, and the button passes over them. I hope this was a real inquiry, it's very late and I just can't tell any more...if you'd suggested "Moving the stack closest to the average in chips and putting them on the button by inserting an extra seat " as one of the options it would be more obvious if you're kidding... Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: Ginger on May 05, 2007, 09:58:06 AM Short stack... car park.... END OF!
Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: Tractor on May 05, 2007, 10:24:22 AM 2. next on the big blind is moved from the table and is seated at the nearest position to the blinds including both small and big blind positions What a great first post, welcome to Blonde. ;popcorn; Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: Delboy on May 05, 2007, 10:55:04 AM lol this is a gift from god. rotflmfao ;popcorn; Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: dik9 on May 05, 2007, 11:30:33 AM Any decent cardroom will move the next Big Blind, however the short stack should be moved to the bar and buy the remaining players all a drink.
Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: Ginger on May 05, 2007, 11:34:21 AM And naturally, the short stack should be made to pay the big blind every hand until his sorry a$$ is out of the tourney. Preferably from the car park.
Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: Ironside on May 05, 2007, 01:06:15 PM just move adamM problem solved
Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: AdamM on May 05, 2007, 01:48:22 PM these things are sent to test me.
I have received my award and learned from my mistake. I will no longer be biting on things like this. knock yourselves out ;nana; Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: Colchester Kev on May 05, 2007, 05:15:30 PM You did receieve your Certificate, but it isnt proudly displayed on your wall is it ... you left it at the casino !!
I picked it up, so let me know if you want it. Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: AdamM on May 05, 2007, 05:17:25 PM yes please. I did put it in my backgammon case for safe keeping but I played Bongo afterwards so must have took it out.
I want to keep it by the pc to remind me not to take the bait when the wind up merchants are fishing. I'll PM my address Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: Colchester Kev on May 05, 2007, 05:18:37 PM LOL ok mate, £15 P&P should cover it ;)
Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: AdamM on May 05, 2007, 05:20:07 PM It'll cancel out the free p&p on your two tshirts
Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: tikay on May 05, 2007, 07:48:12 PM during tournaments players need to get moved from one table to another in order to keep all the tables balanced. there is debate in some card rooms which is the correct or the fairest way to do this. most card rooms in the UK elect one of these two options 1. smallest stack at one table moves from the table and will be seated at the most favorable position futherest from the blinds 2. next on the big blind is moved from the table and is seated at the nearest position to the blinds including both small and big blind positions any advice or opinions are welcome. please take this serious as it could effect most card rooms in the UK Hi Mountaingoat, & welcome to blonde. May I ask why the answer will affect everyone, as you suggest? Jen (djinn) has given the perfect answer. I only now of one Venue in the UK which moves the short-stack, which is clearly an unfair option. Post more! Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: phatomch on May 05, 2007, 09:19:22 PM I would like to point out that this will not affect any Grosvenor cardrooms or gukpt events. we will always go with 2
Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: tikay on May 05, 2007, 09:25:24 PM I would like to point out that this will not affect any Grosvenor cardrooms or gukpt events. we will always go with 2 ....as will the EPT, GKPT (one assumes), WSOP-E, APAT, & just about every other Tourney & event. Common sense rules! Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: CelticGeezeer on May 06, 2007, 12:22:42 AM The Stanley casino Tile Hill Coventry moves the smallest stack, saw it done on Tuesday straight into the big blind.
Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: Ironside on May 06, 2007, 12:38:48 AM The Stanley casino Tile Hill Coventry moves the smallest stack, saw it done on Tuesday straight into the big blind. ouch Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: dik9 on May 06, 2007, 04:36:29 AM And according to World Poker Rules (Thomas Kremsers new rules site, and the new TDA rules) on the splitting of tables you can be moved straight into the small blind, which i am not sure i agree with?
Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: Ironside on May 07, 2007, 02:27:09 AM impossible to move into the SB as the BB would then have to BB then BB the SB
only way i can see it possible to move into SB is if both the BB and SB move into empty seats on left of button after a tbale break down Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: Royal Flush on May 07, 2007, 02:40:55 AM impossible to move into the SB as the BB would then have to BB then BB the SB eh? How so? Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: phatomch on May 07, 2007, 02:58:02 AM with grosvenor players may move to any position on the table bar in between the dealer and small blind. players may come in on the sb, bb and the button
Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: Ironside on May 07, 2007, 03:53:33 PM flushy
i am in seat 5 and bb seat 4 is vacant seat 3 is sb seat 2 is button next hand someone is moved into seat 4 seat 3 is now button seat 4 is sb who pays the bb seat 5 thats who so thats why you cannont move someone into the sb i know this as on my first trip to the vic it happened to me and i didnt kick up a big enough fuss as i was unsure of rules and didnt want to make a spectacle of myself Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: Royal Flush on May 07, 2007, 06:09:06 PM Sorry i was assuming a dead SB situation. In the situation you described i guess they mean you would be allowed to guest
Title: Re: poker tournament rules Post by: doubleup on May 08, 2007, 06:27:26 PM flushy i am in seat 5 and bb seat 4 is vacant seat 3 is sb seat 2 is button next hand someone is moved into seat 4 seat 3 is now button seat 4 is sb who pays the bb seat 5 thats who so thats why you cannont move someone into the sb i know this as on my first trip to the vic it happened to me and i didnt kick up a big enough fuss as i was unsure of rules and didnt want to make a spectacle of myself Theoretically it could happen if the utg was seat 5, the bb was seat 4 and the sb was seat 3. Seat 4 gets knocked out and starts a fight with flushy causing sufficient delay for him to be replaced by the new player. ps in tallinn they were moving the player in exactly the same relative button position as the eliminated player including the sb on a couple of occasions. |