Posted Thu Feb 24, 2005 5:54 am GMT by pm_french
Can anyone help with this 'un?
When hosting a multitable tournament what the general guidelines regarding moving people round when the numbers start reducing.
For arguments sake:
You have 5 tables of 6 people and numbers start diminishing on each of the tables so you want to put everyone on 4 tables instead of the 5. Who do you decide who goes where? Does it matter? Do you tend to mix it up based on stack sizes?
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Posted Thu Feb 24, 2005 6:46 am GMT by snoogins47
I would advise, when moving players, to try to seat them as close to the same position as they are at their old table.
For instance, say you have two tables remaining.
Table 1: 6 players.
Table 2: 7 players.
Now, on table 1, the player on the SB goes all in and busts out, so his seat would be on the button next hand. Therefore, take the player from seat 2 who is on the SB or the button (roughly) and move them to the eliminated player's seat.
There's a bunch of info for hosting tournaments on the site http://www.homepokertourney.com so you might want to check that out.
Posted Mon Feb 28, 2005 6:15 pm GMT by QuietOne
The home game I play at we just make it simple. We start with tables of 6 and when they get down to three they combined with another table that is down to three (or wait until another table is down to three)
This is not the correct way to do it but we have sort of a party, everyone having fun tournament (all friends) and it seems to work. This way you don' t have to worry about anyone being the tournment director or anything.
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