RichChicken free blackjack tournament on again!

Price is right

I played the Rich Chicken today to check it out. What can I say, for free any tournament is worth wide trying.

First: I noticed was the dealer get their card dealt before the player (first two cards only), second: if the player busts the dealer plays out their hand anyway, third: you can't DD after a split.

None of these things are anything to worry about since they're is no cost involved to the player. Is it as good as the Global multi-player tournaments? Not even close, but you can win $25 cash. It is what it is, just a fun little free tournament.

Check it out and see what ya'll think.
 
Nnnnoooooo

This isn't that silly chicken website where you tell the chicken to do things and he does it-say deal me a blackjack and he does? That site still haunts me!
 
Cluck, cluck, cluck, cluck.

No cmonseven, I hear that the chicken website will be out of commission for a while, as JoeP has borrowed the chicken suit to use as a disguise to join us for dinner.
 
You blew my cover

Thanks a lot Ken for blowing my cover,i figured the chicken suit would fool everyone not thats out.Does anyone have a halloween costume i could use or a disguise.
 
If i went as Matt S.

If i did that i would have to reduce my height to 5'2" and start drinking and driving.Now that's a bad guy.
 
Looking for a decent low level on-line tournament

Recently, William Hill held an on-line blackjack tournament; I just missed out on this. I'm looking for a site where I can play a low level tournament against a few dozen or few hundred players. All I've found so far is Rich Chicken, through this site. Are there any others?

Thanks
 
thedarkman said:
Recently, William Hill held an on-line blackjack tournament; I just missed out on this. I'm looking for a site where I can play a low level tournament against a few dozen or few hundred players. All I've found so far is Rich Chicken, through this site. Are there any others?

Thanks
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Hey Darkman,

A number of us played in the Global Player Tournament last month. $30 entry fee for $1,000 1st prize. Here's a link for more information.

http://www.global-player.com/pages/04_leaderboard_multi.html?gai=100284

tahoewolf
 
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