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Wild Jack Poker offers new "Rounder" tournaments with a unique structure as follows. There will be five levels of tournaments known as the 'rounds'.
| Round 1 |
Round 2 |
Round 3 |
Round 4 |
Round 5 |
10 Seat Table
$5 + $0.50 |
10 Seat Table
$25 + $2.50 |
10 seat Table
$112.50 + $11.25 |
10 seat Table
$275 + $27.50 |
10 seat Table
$550 + $55 |
First two places win. Freeroll into Round 2
Places 3 - 10 drop out |
First two places win. Freeroll into Round3
Place 3 wins Freeroll to replay Round 2
Places 4 - 10 drop out |
First four places win. Freeroll into Round 4
Place 5 wins Freeroll back to Round 2
Places 6 - 10 drop out |
First five places win. Freeroll into Round 5
Places 6 - 10 drop out |
First Place
$3,000
Second Place
$1,200
Third Place
$800
Fourth Place
$500
Places 5 - 10
drop out |
Network players begin at Round One where they buy-in to the games at an affordable entry price, for example $5. They can be in any poker room across the Prima network, giving them the opportunity to play against diverse opponents.
Each set of Rounds will have a table of at least ten players. Any number of Round sets can be running simultaneously.
Players buy-in to Round One for $5+$0.50, and are eliminated until two are left, and these two players are then freerolled into Round Two, a similar arrangement but with a higher buy-in of $25+$2.50.
Adding another facility, throughout the Round system, players who are prepared to pay the increasingly higher buy-in costs and avoid competing in the lower Round games can do so, "jump-starting" themselves into any particular Round.
There is also a freeroll "jump back" for one player at each Round, giving him or her the freeroll opportunity to replay a Round or go back a Round in order to attempt to win through again.
Round Two freerolls its top two players to Round Three in the same manner as Round One to Round Two. Similarly Round Three freerolls four players to Round Four.
In Round Four five players are freerolled to Round Five.
Round Five in each set is the crunch zone where the players compete for the main prizes, split among the top four players.
The following diagram illustrates the Rounder Tournament concept:
Example Prize Schedule:
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Round |
Rank 1 |
Rank 2 |
Rank 3 |
Rank 4 |
Rank 5 |
Rank 6-10 |
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1 |
Round 2 |
Round 2 |
Drop Out |
Drop Out |
Drop Out |
Drop Out |
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2 |
Round 3 |
Round 3 |
Round 2 |
Drop Out |
Drop Out |
Drop Out |
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3 |
Round 4 |
Round 4 |
Round 4 |
Round 4 |
Round 2 |
Drop Out |
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4 |
Round 5 |
Round 5 |
Round 5 |
Round 5 |
Round 5 |
Drop Out |
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5 |
3,000 |
1,200 |
800 |
500 |
Drop Out |
Drop Out |
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