[hachkc]

Here is an updated version of a spreadsheet I'd posted awhile back.

http://home.comcast.net/~hachkc/tourney_setup_v2.xls

The spreadsheet is used for setting up tournies (players, payouts, chip breakdowns, sample blinds, etc.). Remember, only the blue shaded cells should be changed.

The new features are:

* Payouts are now rounded to $5 intervals
* Ability to reference multiple chip sets; especially useful for us ChipTalkers
* and probably a couple of minor things I can't remember.

[Captn_All_In]

Excellent stuff!!

Thanks, this is much better than what I came up with!!!

[Dissolved]

So if i input vaules in the blue area, will it auto adjust the total vaules for me?

If so that rocks.

Thanks!

[hachkc]

Originally Posted by Dissolved

So if i input vaules in the blue area, will it auto adjust the total vaules for me?

If so that rocks.

Thanks!

Yes it will.

[Wedge Rock]

Wow. Great tool. I especially like the easy switch from one chip set to another... that will come in very handy (as I have two different tournament sets with two different structures, etc.)

I would like to see a rake option, though. I rake $50 from each buyin to be awarded to the TOC at year end...

EDIT: Nevermind, it appears the "Bonus" box takes care of this... nice of you to add the comment boxes... thanks!

[erikk]

Very sweet tool.

Wedge you rake $50 per buy-in?!?!?!?!? What the hell is the buy-in that you can rake $50 from it?

[Wedge Rock]

17 guys x $25 + 15% rebuys... First place is usually $200 - $250.

TOC will be a free roll...$400 in prize money.

[Wylecoyo]

Very nice and thank you very much. I love getting my hands on new chip tools - especially technological ones.

[erikk]

Originally Posted by Wedge Rock

17 guys x $25 + 15% rebuys... First place is usually $200 - $250.

TOC will be a free roll...$400 in prize money.

So you meant $50 rake per tournament, not per buy-in. Makes more sense. I mean with a $50 rake per buy-in you'd have to have like a $250-400 buy-in and that's a pretty pricey tournament by my standards (for a home game).

[zbme]

Great tool! One reccomendation would be to allow for a percentage of payouts instead of number of payouts. i.e. say you have 100 people and you want to pay out 10 people. That would be 10% pay out. 10 % payout for 50 people would be 5.