We decided to mix it up this Tuesday, splitting our $20 buy-in tournament between No Limit Texas Hold Em and Pot Limit Omaha. We had 61 players show up, fire 57 rebuys and take a bunch of add-ons to get us to a prize pool of $2,860 to be paid out to our top 12…
On Saturday we fired up a $100 buy-in Progressive Bounty No Limit Texas Hold Em tournament. 49 runners showed up ready to gamble, firing 18 rebuys and giving us a prize pool of $3,840 to be split up by our 9 final table members. Players started with a $40 bounty on them but as they…
Another Tuesday came and went and we hosted another $20 buy-in tournament. We had 60 players come out and fire 69 rebuys in an effort to take this monster down. After a bunch of add-ons, we ended up with a prize pool of $3,040 to be distributed to the top 14 finishers. With two tables…
One tournament wasn’t enough on Saturday so we fired up a $55 buy-in tournament that included a $10 bounty on each player. 35 runners showed up and fired an additional 15 bounties. This left us with a prize pool just north of $2,000 to be distributed to our top 7 finishers. With 8 players remaining,…
Early Saturday afternoon we fired up a $200 buy-in bounty tournament and 52 players came out to play. Deeper starting stacks didn’t slow down the action with 10 rebuys taken. This resulted in a prize pool, after bounties were taken out, of $8,850 to be distributed to our top 9 finishers. With $3,100 in bounties…
We fired up another tournament on Tuesday night with 64 players coming out and firing 66 rebuys (exact same numbers as last week’s tournament). After all of the add-ons, we had a prize pool of $2,940 that would be paid out to our top 13 finishers. With 14 players remaining, we went to hand for…
Two weeks off. A relocation. None of this slowed down the 607poker.com crew. We fired things up on Wednesday night with our $20 + $20 tournament, this time at a new and improved location. 64 of our best poker players came out and fired 66 bullets in search of poker glory. Mix in a bunch…
In a hastily put together Saturday Night Tournament, we had 47 players show up and show out. Sure, there were a few rebuys (38 to be precise) but there was a lot of fun had through the rebuy period. After a slew of add-ons, we had a prize pool of $3,150 to be distributed to…
It was Tuesday so we tossed some cards and some chips on our way to crowning a winner in our $20 Tuesday Night Tournament. 67 people came out and managed to fire 82 rebuys into the prize pool. After a bunch of add-ons, we had a prize pool of $3,480 that would be divided up…
For our last Saturday break before our summer vacation (don’t worry, vacation isn’t even a month long) we ran a Progressive Knock Out Tournament. Everyone bought in for $85 with $40 of that going to their bounty. Every time a player was knocked out, half of their bounty went into the knocker outer’s pocket and…