BARGE 2022 Schedule

BARGE registration fees/annual membership dues are $30 if paid in advance of BARGE.  They can also be paid on site, but the amount for on-site registration will be $50.

We are still determining whether there will be a symposium and/or banquet this year.  If there will be, we will make an announcement and collect the applicable fee(s) separately.

(1)

• Starting tables range from 2-9 players, with one table of each
• No rebalancing between breaks unless only one player remains at a table (in which case a player is moved from the largest table)
• Tables break in order from largest to smallest
• Full redraw and rebalance at each break
• Redraw for final table at 6 players
• Unlimited $60 rebuys during first hour (must be below starting stack)
• All players may add-on for $60 at first break
• All rebuy/add-on proceeds to be donated to Rich's preferred charity: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
  

(2)  Mix of limit 2-7 Triple Draw, Badugi, Badacey

(3)

• Limit games: Hold’em, Omaha/8, Razz, Stud, Stud/8, CA Lowball
• Lowball limits will be double the limits of the other limit games
• Big Bet games: NL Hold’em, NL Single Draw 2-7 Lowball
• Big bet blinds will be ⅓ to ½ corresponding limit game blinds

(4) 

• Players will get $25 for each bounty until 10 players remain
• Once 10 players remain, each bounty will be based on a random draw of an envelope where bounties will be worth between $50 to $1000 as follows:
• 1x $1000
• 1x $500
• 2x $250
• 2x $100
• 4x $50
• Remaining prize pool to be distributed per BARGE Unified Payouts

(5)

• Mix of limit Hold’em and Razz
• The winner of each pot receives a ticket
• When a player busts, the number of tickets they earned is tallied
• At the end of the tournament, a total of 50% of the total prize pool is awarded to the players with the most tickets as follows:
• 1^st: 25% of total prize pool
• 2^nd: 15% of total prize pool
• 3^rd: 10% of total prize pool
• The remaining 50% of the prize pool to be distributed per BARGE Unified Payouts

(6) TBD as to whether this is casino-run or informal.

(7) Holdem, Omaha/8, Stud played in rotation.

(8)

• Single draw limit game (52 card deck)
• Any two cards from ace to ten can be added together to complete quads
• For example, both 99963 and 9998A makes quad nines
• Face cards cannot be used to complete quads 

(9) Restricted to TOC Event winners