If there’s a cash prize bounty, then players returning with a bounty is ideal for version 2. If you have a non-cash prize bounty, players returning with no bounty is ideal for versions 1. In respect to the first two versions, if re-buying is available, depending on the rules of the tournament, decided before the start of the event: you can have players come back in with no bounty whatsoever, or players can return with a new bounty on their head. It’s considered a separate prize altogether from the event and holds no sway on your chip count. In all the versions listed above, the winners keep their bounty prize, regardless if they get taken out of the tournament. These are generally listed as straights/flushes on up and the prizes are limited based on availability. If all your opponents fold before show, after the river, and you catch a full house, it doesn’t count. These need to be the winning hand at a showdown. Version 3: The last version of this is for bounty hands. For every player you knock out, you win their bounty. Version 2: All players have a bounty on their heads. Generally it’ll be on celebrities, event chair people, or well-known, bracelet winning poker players. Version 1: Bounties are placed on certain players of note.
Bounty Holdem tournaments are basically played like your standard texas holdem games, for one exception: there’s a price on player’s heads or hands. That’s the premise of a bounty tournament in a nut shell.įor all intensive purposes, we’ll talk about it in the scope of a holdem game. Think of an old western style wanted poster, like this:
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