what should my increased blinds be with these chips? |
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Posted Fri Jan 02, 2004 6:57 am GMT by semperfi
The game would be NL Texas HE (tournament) with $20 to $50 buy in.
Players 5 to 7. It would be fantasy type tourney as everyone would start with a $1000 + bankroll for their buy in of $20-$50
These are the chips I have:
30: .50cent chips
280: $1 chips
60: $2 chips
120: $5 chips
80: $25 chips
40: $100 chips
I have seen so many different variations, of what the blinds would/should be. I was curious if one specific way of blinds would be best suited for my chip set.
Thanks!
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Posted Fri Jan 02, 2004 9:41 am GMT by american mutt
Well, since you have .50 chips, you may as well start with
.50/1.00 then, either half hour or 45 minutes later, go
1.00/2.00. then either keep doubling, or go 1.50/3.00
then 2.00/4.00, 2.50/5.00 3.00/6.00 you see, so either
double them and choose a stopping point, like 50/100, or
just increase incriments. but, since you chose to have
.50 cent chips, you should start with .50/1.00. whatever
you and yours decide. doubling seems to be better, keeps
the game moving, but definately pick a point where it will
stop. but, if you are unlimited on time, just raise them .50.
edit: forget all that, this way would be good, upping every
half hour. stopping at 100/200
.50/1.00
1/2
2/4
5/10
10/20
25/50
50/100
100/200
and you may want to check your chip count,,, i'm getting $7,015...
not that it matters
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