Sit and Go Poker Tournaments
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1. What is a Sit & Go tournament?
This is a one or two table tournament for 2, 6 or 10 players. For two players it is called a heads-up tournament and for six players it’s a shorthanded tournament. Sit & Go tournaments are available 24/7. They start as soon as all available seats are filled.
2. What is the prize structure for a single table Sit & Go tournament?
The prize structure for Sit & Go tourneys are as follows:
10 players : 1st place: 50% 2nd place: 30% 3rd place: 20%
6 players : 1st place: 70% 2nd place 30%
2 players : 1st place: 100%
All prizes are also minus your initial buy-in, e.g. for a $10+1 buy-in tourney 2nd place prize is $30 - $11 = $19.
3. What does it cost to play a Sit & Go tournament?
The cost to enter a Sit & Go depends on the buy-in. We offer several different buy-ins ranging from $2 to $100. The prize structure depends on if it is a 2, 6, or 10 player tournament.
4. How do I register for a Sit & Go tournament?
Sit & Go tournaments are available 24/7 in the tournament lobby. You register by entering the table and completing the buy-in structure. The tournament will start as soon as all available seats are filled. You may also read our tutorial on how to register for a sit & go tournament.
5. Will I be charged the fee if I leave a Sit & Go tournament before it begins?
No. The money returns to your account automatically when you click on “leave”.
6. How does a satellite differ from a sit and go tournament?
Some Sit & Go tournaments are indeed the beginning of a larger satellite tournament. A satellite tournament is the means by which a player can play in a small tournament and win tickets for entrance to a larger tournament. This process is continued for 3 or 4 tournaments until the winner of the final tournament wins a ticket and package to one of the major land based tournaments, such as the World Series of Poker. The World Series of Poker is where the best players in the world battle it out for an estimated $20,000,000 total prize sum.
A Sit & Go tournament is a tournament that starts as soon as all the available places are full. (The sit and go tournaments are generally for a maximum of 10 players). There are various types of sit and go tournaments and as mentioned above, some sit and go tournaments are in fact satellites.
7. Here is a list of all our Sit & Go tournaments:
$2+.25 No Limit Texas Holdem
$5+.50 No Limit Texas Holdem
$10+$1 No Limit Texas Holdem
$20+$2 No Limit Texas Holdem
$30+$3 No Limit Texas Holdem
$50+$4 No Limit Texas Holdem
$100+$8 No Limit Texas Holdem
$10+1 Limit Texas Holdem
$6+$1 No Limit Daily Qualifier. (Satellite to 50+4 US and European Daily)
$32+$3 No Limit Main Draw Qualifier. (Satellite to 320+30 Main Draw)
$22+$2 No Limit Grand prix Qualifier. (Satellite to 100+10 Weekly Grand Prix)
To join one simply press Play Tournaments and click on single table tournaments.
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