Blackjack Tournaments 2024 - Find Tournaments and Events in your area

Added details (Tournament starts at 2 p.m.  Register prior to day of
tournament and save $10. You can usually register for the
next tournament as soon as the current tournament ends. That
way you can save the $10 if you know for sure you will
return the following Sat. 

All players start with $1000 in chips. Tournaments consist
of Round l, a Semi Round, and the Final Table. Bets are made
against the Casino Dealer. This is not a player banked
tournament. A Dealer Button rotates around the table to show
who receives first cards. The Dealer Button is placed even
at vacant spots where players have busted out and have left
the table. [Keep that in mind when you are trying to compute
which player will be last to bet at the end of the round.]
An 8 deck shoe is used. The first 4 cards are burned. Some
dealers will burn the 1st 10 cards. 

Penetration is deep. 

Surrender and Insurance are not offered. 

Blackjack pays 2 to 1. Suited Aces of Hearts pays 3 to l. 

You must bet in turn. Once the next player bets you can not
change your original bet. 

Round 1 consists of 32 hands. Minimum bet is $50 for first 8
hands. Minimum bet then increases to $100 for all remaining
hands. All In bets are allowed at any time. 

Three $40 re-buys are available at any time before hand 25
regardless of your chip count. You receive $1200 in chips
for each $40 re-buy. Play temporarily stops at the end of
hand 24 to accommodate the last chance for re-buys.  

At the end of Round 1, the 3 players with the most chips
from each table advance to the Semi Round. Sometimes more
than 3 players advance to the Semi Round. 

The Semi Round consists of 16 hands. The two players with
the most chips advance to the Final Table. Sometimes more
than 2 advance. 

The Final Table consists of 16 hands. 

For all rounds, if you advance, you take your chip total
with you.).
Added prize details (Prize pool distribution: 1st = 40%, 2nd = 23%, 3rd = 12%, 
4th = 7%, 5th = 6%, 6th = 5%, 7th = 4%, 8th = 3%

It is common to chop the pot. When the pot is chopped, all
final table players usually receive $800 or $900 each, then
the 16 hands are played out to see who also receives the
balance of the prize pool for 1st, 2nd and 3rd only. A
chopped pot often results in $3,500 to $4,000 for 1st place.

Participation in this tournament is increasing.).