Multi-Table Tournaments

Featuring up to 4,000 players, multi-table tournaments play just like real world poker tournaments and are an exciting way of matching wits against other players to with substantial prizes.

Each multi-table tournament has a set start date and time, all players register to play in advance. You can register at any time from when the tournament registration opens up until an hour after the tournament begins. When registering, you'll need to pay the buy-in together with the registration fee, which is typically between 2% and 20% of the buy-in. For example, if you want to play in a $10 No Limit tournament, the buy-in would be $10 and the entry fee $1, giving a grand total of $11.

When you buy-in, each player starts with the same number of chips and is assigned a random seat on a randomly selected table. The number of tables in play will reflect the number of players who have registered, so if 4,000 players have entered, then there will be 400 tables at the start of play. As the tournament progresses and players are eliminated, tables are closed and players are reseated to make sure tables remain well balanced. Table and seat reassignment is again conducted at random, but takes into consideration your position in relation to the blinds so you don't lose out. Eventually, ten players will remain on the final table where they'll battle it until one player has all the chips.

Once you register, prior to the tournament start, you will receive a visual reminder within the poker client and will be allocated a seat at random. You will be able to view your table and seat one minute before the tournament start time.

The real beauty of multi-table tournaments is that all the buy-ins form a prize pool, a prize pool you'll be playing for a share of. The pool is determined by a range of factors, such as the number of entrants, the stakes and any possible add-ons (that's extra money that we put in), and the payout structure is similarly determined by the number of entrants. Perhaps the prize pool and payouts are best illustrated by another example. Say 450 people enter a $10 NL tournament, then there will be a prize pool of $4,500. Using our standard payout structure, the winner will walk away with just over $1,200, the runner-up $765, which isn't a bad return for $11 and a couple of hours play.

We have a huge range of multi-table tournaments running every day including freerolls and tournaments with buy-ins ranging from just 10 cents to $250. Fun, fast and exciting; make sure you experience the thrill of the competition.