Over the Top 50K BJT - Beau Rivage - Biloxi, MS

Assuming it is their normal. Table winner advance format. 30 hands, everyone gets 25K. min 500 max 10K (except for hand 30 where the max is 20K). The usual 6d rules, BJ pays 3:2, split up to 4 times. Roll of the dice fixes the first player on the first hand. Button rotates around table after that.

They use 10 tables per session, up to 6 per table.

Working backwards. There are 6 at the final table. 5 from the semi-final round and 1 random draw for anyone that played in the tournament.
There are 20 people in the semi-finals. Five tables of four with winner advancing to finals.
There will be 100 or 120 people in the 2nd round. Two sessions of 10 tables with 5 or 6 at the table.
The 2nd round people come from a combination of 1st round table winners, rebuy round (could be 2 people advance) and wild card drawings for the rebuy people who did not advance. In any event, they will end up with 100 or 120 people. For a 50K tournament there will probably be 300-350 starting players.
 
Thanks Larry, it looks like I'll be playing in this. I'm looking forward to my first trip to Biloxi.
I really appreciate the format explanation.
 
One more piece of info since you have never played at the Beau.

They have very strict rules on hands signals. If it is your turn and you point at the table you will get a card. Does not matter if you say anything such as, I want to split, DD or pay me on a BJ. If you point you will get a card. They will mention this multiple times before a session starts. As strict as it is they at least appear to be consistent in enforcing it. If you play a few tournaments you will see someone get really ticked when the dealer busts their 20 when they were thinking about splitting 10s.
 
hopinglarry said:
One more piece of info since you have never played at the Beau.

They have very strict rules on hands signals. If it is your turn and you point at the table you will get a card. Does not matter if you say anything such as, I want to split, DD or pay me on a BJ. If you point you will get a card. They will mention this multiple times before a session starts. As strict as it is they at least appear to be consistent in enforcing it. If you play a few tournaments you will see someone get really ticked when the dealer busts their 20 when they were thinking about splitting 10s.
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also be sure to slide all bets in NO string bets ...some times they wait till the very last hand to call it on you ....then its too late ...their guys win.... you cry----- even slide your doubles and splits money in.... it took me one time to learn ...on pointing ...don't even pick your nose
 
Cadillac Tim said:
Thanks Larry, it looks like I'll be playing in this. I'm looking forward to my first trip to Biloxi.
I really appreciate the format explanation.
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good luck on first trip you might want to check out the Palace , they have a small weekly one on Sat & Mon
Cadillac Tim said:
Thanks Larry, it looks like I'll be playing in this. I'm looking forward to my first trip to Biloxi.
I really appreciate the format explanation.
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good luck on first trip , you might want to check out the Palace , they have a small weekly one on Sat & Mon , look at the event calendar for info,good luck again
 
gronbog said:
I think that would literally sit on my hands to avoid any problems!
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Thanks for the tips, it looks like I'm not going to this tournament now due to scheduling conflicts. Not a surprise, they are anal about this in Tunica also. They told me anything other than sliding bets in was string betting. It's not, but I really felt that was a way to deter non locals from winning or enjoying themselves, etc.
 
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