Ragsy
Sitting Out
Thought I'd share my typical Blackjack tournament set-up.
Starting stack of $2000 ea (I have enough chips to up it to $3K ea...depends on the night)
Usually 4-6 players.
Winner of a round will usually be declared at the end of 3 card shoes. We usually end up playing a few rounds.
I'm usually the bank because I love seeing everyone having fun. Generally, I don't play cash games with family (mates are different of course....more of that in another post one day).
I play mostly with my kids and their cousins and uncles and aunts and I usually put up a small gift voucher or movie tickets for the winner(s), which they end up going together anyway.
The chips are from Jack's Poker here in Australia, they're not ceramic but the colours are vibrant and are great to handle.
The Statesman Poker cards aren't the best to be honest for poker but perfect for BJ and the manual card shuffler is a great distraction and does a great job as these cards are too thick for most to shuffle by hand.
I have other cards that are more versatile but for the purposes of this staging exercise I used the Statesman Poker cards. I recently put the Statesman Bridge cards through a BJ session and proved to be fantastic.
Starting stack of $2000 ea (I have enough chips to up it to $3K ea...depends on the night)
Usually 4-6 players.
Winner of a round will usually be declared at the end of 3 card shoes. We usually end up playing a few rounds.
I'm usually the bank because I love seeing everyone having fun. Generally, I don't play cash games with family (mates are different of course....more of that in another post one day).
I play mostly with my kids and their cousins and uncles and aunts and I usually put up a small gift voucher or movie tickets for the winner(s), which they end up going together anyway.
The chips are from Jack's Poker here in Australia, they're not ceramic but the colours are vibrant and are great to handle.
The Statesman Poker cards aren't the best to be honest for poker but perfect for BJ and the manual card shuffler is a great distraction and does a great job as these cards are too thick for most to shuffle by hand.
I have other cards that are more versatile but for the purposes of this staging exercise I used the Statesman Poker cards. I recently put the Statesman Bridge cards through a BJ session and proved to be fantastic.