[kuniabow]

I understand that most casinos have daily NLHE tournaments and was wondering what the typical blind structures are for these. I am mostly interested in freeze out style tourneys. There are no casinos near where we live but most of our home game guys will travel to Vegas once or twice a year so we'd like to have an idea of how the tournaments are structured. I was thinking about maybe structuring one of our home games like something you would see in a casino (not sure if there are single table tournaments in casinos or just MTT) Would like to know about buy-ins, # of players, blinds, level times, etc. I am especially interested in the amount of chips they start with and the typical blinds and level times. Is there a site that tracks this sort of thing?

[Wylecoyo]

Kuniabow,

Here are some links you might find usefull:

http://www.homepokertourney.net/poke..._structure.htm
http://www.homepokertourney.net/docs...NewEngland.pdf
http://texstears.com/Structures.html

[Lumpy]

http://www.theborgata.com/main.cfm?S...ontent=play04C

Click on details for the blind schedules

http://www.foxwoods.com/uploaded_ima...ent%20Talk.pdf

[Fins]

Foxwood's - pdf

[Captn_All_In]

Hey Thanks fellas!! That what is so great about this place!! All the knowledge is amazing!!!!


Can wait to try the Borgata structure that Lumpy posted! I am going to make that my super crapshoot tourney!! I'll make the blinds real short and then watch those chips fly!!!!!!!

Thanks Kuniabow for asking this question for me!!!!