Hilton's BJT rules-surrender allowed

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mica

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Greetings!

I will be playing in Hilton's July 5 BJT. I've looked at thier website....but don't find anything about surrender.

Does anyone here know if surrender is allowed in this tourney?

Any other tips for a newbie?

This is much bigger than the little local tourney's I'm used to! Any help/advice will be much appreciated!

I've ordered books...but they won't be here for a week or so....which won't give me a lot of time for studying.

I tried calling the Hilton....but couldn't get an answer. The person I talked to said that surrender USED to offered at their BJ tables...but is NOT offered any longer. He did not know if the same was true for the tourney.

I'm thinking that one or more of the pros here will be able to tell me.

thanks!

Mica
 
Surrender is still allowed in the 100K BJ tournaments to my knowledge. The biggest tip is purchase the $100 Mulligan.

The Mulligan is a one time purchase that can used once every session, it allows you to discard either of your first two cards or last hit card dealt which is then replaced by the next card in the deck.

Drop by the Plaza cocktail lounge about 5pm and say hello, if you're lucky Billy C will also be there.
 
Thanks....only one mulligan?

Thanks for tip...I've never played with a Mulligan before. I seriously doubt I will get past the rirst round....but just in case....I should know: Can I purchase and use one Mulligan per round....or only one for the entire tourney?

Plaza lounge 5 p.m. on Tuesday? I'm flying in on the 4th? Assume others from out of town will be coming in the day before as well?

Another question: I heard there is no re buy....are there wild cards or shoot outs or any way to get past one round if we aren't lucky/good enough to get first at the table in first round?

Thanks!
 
The mulligan is a one time only purchase, you do not lose it when you use it but can only use it once each round. There are no rebuys but wildcards for each round, two thru the finals.

Registration is 4 - 7pm the 5th so I wouldn't expect many partipants there a day early unless they're attempting to qualify for free entry and room with a suited blackjack.
 
Mica, the advice you've gotten here is spot-on, as one would expect from Rookie.

Deb and I arrive at McCarran at 7 PM on Monday the 4th. It would be our honor to meet you,
send me a PM with your email address and we can try to set something up.
 
How to pm?

Would be happy to pm u...but don't know how? Maybe I haven't been a member long enough to have the privilege of pm'ing other members? I'm not only new to BJ, counting, and tourneys...,I'm new to forums and posting as well!

So much to learn! Good thing I'm having fun along the way! Hope to hear from u and also to meet u in the 5th!

Mica
 
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Alright....I figured out how to pm
U!

Would love to meet other members from
This site.

oping that this message giesdirectly to u...,if it ends up
On the public area...,pls advise so I can edit or delete.


Thx
 
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mica said:
Would be happy to pm u...but don't know how? Maybe I haven't been a member long enough to have the privilege of pm'ing other members?
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Click on User CP near the top left of the page you are viewing right now.
When that comes up, scroll down the left side and click on Edit Options.
In the second blue box from the top (Messaging and Notification), make sure there's a checkmark for Enable Private Messaging.
 
rookie789 said:
Surrender is still allowed in the 100K BJ tournaments to my knowledge. The biggest tip is purchase the $100 Mulligan.

The Mulligan is a one time purchase that can used once every session, it allows you to discard either of your first two cards or last hit card dealt which is then replaced by the next card in the deck.

Drop by the Plaza cocktail lounge about 5pm and say hello, if you're lucky Billy C will also be there.
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Rookie typically drinks all of the Grand Marnier before I get there at 6 or so and I have to settle for my second choice!!!!!

Billy C
 
BJ tourney July 5-7

I will also be participating in this tourney. Arrive in LV on the 5th before noon. I would like to meet some of you posters and BJ players.
 
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Sunrise60 said:
I will also be participating in this tourney. Arrive in LV on the 5th before noon. I would like to meet some of you posters and BJ players.
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LeftNut and I discussed their may be several new bjt.com members attending the Hilton July BJ tournament. We decided to invite all new and old members wishing to renew or make new friends to a casual non hosted get together Wednesday July 6 at 4:30pm in the LVH Plaza cocktail lounge located at the Steak House entrance.
 
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rookie789 said:
LeftNut and I discussed their may be several new bjt.com members attending the Hilton July BJ tournament. We decided to invite all new and old members wishing to renew or make new friends to a casual non hosted get together Wednesday July 6 at 4:30pm in the LVH Plaza cocktail lounge located at the Steak House entrance.
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Nice idea buddy! I'll be there at 2PM!!!!!

Billy C
 
NITIN meeting at 5:30

Getting together is a great idea!i am looking forward to meeting BJT members at the Hilton at 4:30 on the 6th. I won't be able to stay long though..... I am with Rebuy Bobs (NITIN) group and there is a meeting/reception hosted by the Hilton for us at 5:30 on the 6th. I plan to be at both.....and can always return to BJTs gathering after a minimum mandatory appearance at the NITIN event.

C u soon!

Mica
 
lv hilton

congrats to one of our bjt members, uncle abe for his 4th place finish at the hilton today. he was w/c into the semis, and advanced to the final round. unfortunately pushing the last hand cost him 1st place. still a great job.

great seeing all our friends from the seattle area. around 150 of them made the trip to vegas.
 
Congratulations, indeed, to UncleAbe for a highly successful week! He started by hitting a video poker royal flush 10 minutes after arrival and finished by capitalizing on a lucky wildcard draw into the semifinal round. Great job!!!!!! :D
 
oops

lefty;

forgot to say in was great seeing you, deb and the gang that made the trip from the midwest.
just got home after a 7 1/2 hour drive.
 
New friends

I didn't make it past the first round and the free trip was actually quite expensive! However....meeting new friends from this forum more than made up for my losses:)

Thanks for the warm welcome from Angelrun5, Left Nut, Billyc, Lielahay, Rookie and others whose screen name I can't remember.

U guys and gals r even nicer in person than u r online!

Thanks for answering so many of my questions in Vegas and prior. Special thx to those that taught me the joy of penny video poker....might come in real handy when I can't afford to stay at the BJ tables but want to get 5 hours of playing time in:cool:

Looking forward to seeing everyone again in October! Hope we can find more time to get together and exchange info and stories.

Hope everyone had a safe trip home .

Mica

Hope to see everyone again in October
 
Mulligan Question

rookie789 said:
The Mulligan is a one time purchase that can used once every session, it allows you to discard either of your first two cards or last hit card dealt which is then replaced by the next card in the deck.
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I have a question about the mulligan. The following is clear:

  • One can replace either of the first two cards dealt.
  • One can replace the card dealt when doubling down.
  • One can replace the card dealt on a signalled hit.

How about the following scenario? You split a pair and the dealer automatically deals a card to the first hand (to make it two cards). Can one replace the automatically dealt card? For example, you split 8s and are automatically dealt a 6 on the first hand. Can you use the mulligan to replace the 6?
 
gronbog said:
How about the following scenario? You split a pair and the dealer automatically deals a card to the first hand (to make it two cards). Can one replace the automatically dealt card? For example, you split 8s and are automatically dealt a 6 on the first hand. Can you use the mulligan to replace the 6?
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Yes.
 
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