Blinds schedule for Limit Stud home tournaments?
Hey all,
Just wondering if anyone has run a Limit Stud-type game (Stud, Stud8 or Razz) and can post a blind schedule / antes / bring-ins / starting chips, etc., etc. that they can share. I'm looking for a number of examples so that I can compare and use one in an upcoming tournament that I'm planning.
Thanks for your help!
Just wondering if anyone has run a Limit Stud-type game (Stud, Stud8 or Razz) and can post a blind schedule / antes / bring-ins / starting chips, etc., etc. that they can share. I'm looking for a number of examples so that I can compare and use one in an upcoming tournament that I'm planning.
Thanks for your help!
Comments
Use this link http://www.foxwoods.com/Gaming/Poker/Tournaments/NewEnglandPokerClassic.htm and look under tournament structures payouts etc. They run both limit stud and 8 or better. I couldn't get the pdf file to cut and paste right. I have friends who have run stud tourneys and will see what they did.
Starting chips: 2,000
Blinds: 20 minutes
(ante/bring in/lower limit/higher limit)
1. 5/10/25/50
2. 10/20/50/100
3. 15/30/75/150
4. 20/40/100/200
BREAK - colour up (5)
5. 25/50/150/300
6. 25/50/200/400
7. 50/100/300/600
8. 75/150/400/800
BREAK - colour up (25)
9. 100/200/500/1,000
10. 100/200/600/1,200
11. 100/200/800/1,600
12. 200/400/1,000/2,000
13. 200/400/1,200/2,400
14. 300/600/1,500/3,000
15. 400/800/2,000/4,000
16. 500/1,000/2,500/5,000
Although I have 16 levels, my feeling is that with 24 players and 48,000 chips in play the ending will come around level 12-ish, which makes for a 4-5 tournament. (pure guess on my part!)
Thoughts/comments? Any tweaking that you could see me doing? I'm thinking we may need to test this out with a tournament!!
My gut says 2,000-4,000, but that seems right for a NL tournament. With Limit, play could continue back a forth for a very long while. Removing Level 9 might be a good idea.