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ptaylorcpa
Member
Getting started
Best way to learn is to get hands on experience. Check out the event calender to find what is going on in the area you live. Find a weekly tournament somewhere which is probably a cheap buy-in (usually under $50) to start with.
You can also get some experience playing by going to www.global-player.com and downloading their software and playing sit and go tournaments online. The buy-in is as low as $15+$1 for it.
Best book around is probably Stanford Wong's "Casino Tournament Strategy". Ken has a link to buy it from his website www.blackjackinfo.com.
Good luck, hope to see you at a final table soon.
Pat
Best way to learn is to get hands on experience. Check out the event calender to find what is going on in the area you live. Find a weekly tournament somewhere which is probably a cheap buy-in (usually under $50) to start with.
You can also get some experience playing by going to www.global-player.com and downloading their software and playing sit and go tournaments online. The buy-in is as low as $15+$1 for it.
Best book around is probably Stanford Wong's "Casino Tournament Strategy". Ken has a link to buy it from his website www.blackjackinfo.com.
Good luck, hope to see you at a final table soon.
Pat
Global Player
Wellcome to the site mshane.
Look up www.global-player.com for details of their tournaments. They hold a tournament every Wednesday with Sit and Goes every day.
Good luck.
Andy
Wellcome to the site mshane.
Look up www.global-player.com for details of their tournaments. They hold a tournament every Wednesday with Sit and Goes every day.
Good luck.
Andy
TXtourplayer
Executive Member
Check the event calender
On the event calender (this site) it shows the Sheraton as an open event.
On the event calender (this site) it shows the Sheraton as an open event.
oneeyedjacks
New Member
Tourney time
Howdy,
If you made it this far then you should have found the tourney listings and explored Ken's fine sites. His tourney info is a fine primer. This site has alot of "what if's" in the archives.
Howdy,
If you made it this far then you should have found the tourney listings and explored Ken's fine sites. His tourney info is a fine primer. This site has alot of "what if's" in the archives.