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Best Home Game Structure
I've been reading forums, and visiting sites for a while to compare how other people structure their home games, but I think that the style we play at mine is one of the easiest and best ways to structure.
Game: NL Hold'em Tournament Buy-In: We typically do friendly $10 dollar buy in games. Typically 10-20 players (it's rude to host a game if you cant find enough players, and too many takes too long. Usually 12 is our rule of thumb) Chips: Starting Stack $5,000 in chips. ($6,000 on a Saturday!) Denominations: $25 (12 chips), $100 (7 chips), $500 (4 Chips), $1000 (2 chips) It is EXTREMELY rude to have too many denominations ie: a chip worth 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 200.... it is unnecessary! If someone wants to bet 50, they can put in two 25 chips. You might as well have a chip worth 37 or 68. Blind Structure: 20 min blinds. 25/25 25/50 50/100 75/150 100/200 150/300 TRADE OUT 25 CHIPS 200/400 300/600 400/800 600/1200 800/1600 TRADE OUT 100 CHIPS (Blinds go by thousands and follow same pattern as 100/200, except now 1000,2000 blinds typically don't reach this level. Start Time 7:00pm, our tournaments usually last 3-4 hours. Be sure that if you are attending a home game you arrive 10 minutes early so you can start on time. It's very rude to show up late and keep everyone waiting. Pay Outs: 9 people ($60, $30) 10 people ($60, $30, $10) 11 people ($70, $30, $10) 12 people ($70, $40, $10) 13 people ($80, $40, $10) 14 people ($80, $40, $20) 15 people ($80, $40, $20, $10) 16 people ($90, $40, $20, $10) 17 people ($90, $50, $20, $10) 18 people ($90, $50, $30, $10) 19 people ($100, $50, $30, $10) 20 people ($100, $60, $30, $10) Remember that home games are supposed to be friendly. Winner take all tournaments are rarely popular and paying out top 3 and 4 makes everyone happy with a better chance to pick up a little extra spending money. With larger buy ins (sometimes 20 bucks) we just double the pay out amounts. |
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