Day | Date | Time | Event | Entry Fee | Notes |
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Monday | July 15 | 4:00pm | BOD Meeting via Zoom | ||
6:00pm | Charity Tournament: No Limit Hold’em & Pot Limit Omaha Double Board Bomb Pot (with rebuys) | $105+$35, $60 rebuys | (1) | ||
Tuesday | July 16 | 11:00am | Pot Limit Dramadugi (reentry permitted) | $75+$25 | (2) |
5:00pm | HOT (reentry permitted) | $105+$35 | (3) | ||
Wednesday | July 17 | 11:00am | Blackjack | $50+0 | self-dealt |
2:00pm | No Limit Funbook Hold’em: Each entry comes with a special coupon book - redeem’em and weep! (reeentry permitted) | $105+$35 | (4) | ||
8:00pm | Team CHORSE | $440+$50 | |||
Thursday | July 18 | 10:00am | Triple Stud Shootout | $75+$25 | (5) |
1:00pm | Chinese Poker Mix (2nd chance event, reentry permitted) | $75+$25 | (6) | ||
4:00pm | 5 Card Pot Limit Omaha (with lammers) | $105+$35 | |||
7:00pm | Organized Cash Games (mini-reindeer games) | ||||
Friday | July 19 | 10:00am | Mike Sexton Original TOC-Style | $120+$40 | (7) |
6:00pm | TOC-Style Dinner Break | ||||
6:00pm | BARGE Annual Dinner (speaker Yosh Nakano) | ||||
8:00pm | TOC-Style Resumes | ||||
8:30pm | Bidirectional Chowaha High/Low (2nd chance event; reentry permitted) | $75+$25 | (8) | ||
Saturday | July 20 | 10:30am | No Limit Holdem — Main Event | $135+$45 | |
12:00n | Group Picture (on site location TBA) | ||||
1:30pm | Tournament of Not Yet Champions No Limit Holdem (2nd chance event, reentry permitted) | $100+$25 | (9) | ||
7:00pm | No Limit Holdem Restart | ||||
7:00pm | Expanded Cash Games (Reindeer Games) |
Notes
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.
(1)
- This event is modeled after this year’s WSOP event 41
- Every 8 hands game switches between NLHE and PLO
- Double board bomb pots occur on the first hand of every game change (separate button is used for bomb pots)
- Remaining 7 hands are standard single board NLHE/PLO
- 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 winner’s choice of a variety of charities to be announced
(2)
- pot limit single draw after flop
- pot split between best Omaha high hand (using the board) and best A-4 Badugi hand (using only hole cards)
(3)
- Mix of Limit Hold’em, Omaha/8, 2-7 Triple Draw
(4)
- Coupons can each be used once per tournament and include (subject to change):
- run it twice (can be used at any point in the hand)
- steal the button
- skip a blind+ante (button and other small blind remain the same)
- replace a card in your hand (can be used at any point in hand)
- opponent must show one card (opponent’s choice) immediately
- opponent must show both cards at conclusion of hand
- 2x blockers (nullifies opponent’s coupon)
(5)
- mix of limit stud, razz, and stud/8
- each table plays to a single winner
- final table restarts at 1:00 pm
(6)
- game changes every level and rotates among:
- standard Chinese poker (1-6 scoring)
- standard (not pineapple) open face Chinese poker with 2-7 middle (1-6 scoring with royalties but no Fantasyland)
- Taiwanese poker (players set 7 cards into 1/2/4 card hands, then a board is dealt (see runitup.com/2018/10/21/take-your-shot-at-taiwanese-poker-at-run-it-up-reno for rules and scoring)
- Moss poker (after seeing a flop, players set 10 cards into 5 Hold’em hands (see upswingpoker.com/moss-poker for rules and scoring)
- timed tournament - tournament will run three hours, then prize pool will be distributed among remaining players proportional to chip count
(7)
- Holdem, Omaha/8, Stud played in rotation.
(8)
- 4 card Chowaha played eight or better
- after the flop betting, button rolls die to determine whether turn and river are dealt to the right of flops or underneath flops
(9)
- restricted to players who have never won a BARGE event
Historical Footnote
Neither Bidirectional Chowaha High/Low nor the Tournament of Not Yet Champions was run. Both events had to be cancelled likely due to a lack of dealers.