Tourney Tournament Setup Riddle Help (1 Viewer)

DuffCal

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I need help solving my own tournament riddle! I typically only play cash games but I have had these JACK Cincinnati chips for over a year and want to run a tournament and get these felted.

I have 800 of JACK Cincinnati Tournament Chips (breakdown below) and I was looking for suggestion on what I can host; starting stack, number of players I can support and blind structure.

Now I know there is the the Poker Chip Calculator but from what I can tell it doesn't reverse calculate.

Thanks in advance to everyone and I am open to all suggestions. Even if that is to buy more to make my set 'proper'.

25 - 240
100 - 240
500 - 100
1000 - 180
5000 - 40

t10000-set-jpg.735900
 
What would you suggest for blind structures for this starting chip count?
There are plenty of others but I believe I got this from @BGinGA. Play with your level times as desired - small tournies usually end when there are 20 total big blinds in play.

LevelSmall BlindBig Blind
--2525
12550
22575
350100
475150
5100200
6150300
7200400
8300600
9400800
106001,200
118001,600
121,0002,000
131,5003,000
142,0004,000
153,0006,000
164,0008,000
176,00012,000
188,00016,000
1910,00020,000
2015,00030,000
2120,00040,000
2225,00050,000
2330,00060,000
2440,00080,000
2550,000100,000
2675,000150,000
 
Two things to look at when doing this:

1 - how many players can you have given your smaller denom chips?

In this case, 30 given the 240 T25 and T100 by using 8/8.

2 - how much total do you have in your highest two denoms?

In this case 380k. So that is the total amount of chips you can put in play before rebuys are over.

So if you go 10k starting stacks with 30 players, you basically can't afford rebuys/reentry. You could do about 7500 and still make it work though with rebuys/reentry.
 

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