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Belgium Open Poker Championships

 Dates
The Belgian Poker Championship is made up of over 100 qualifying rounds, together with a final round at the Namur Casino from 21 to 29 November 2009. Following the final, the tournament winner will be named Belgian Poker Champion. The tournament will be based on Texas Hold’em No-limit freezeout. The number of participants is limited to 1,000.

Every Tuesday and Saturdays at 20:00 and Sundays at 15:00 at the Namur Casino. Certain Thursday at 20:00 at the Spa Casino.

 
 Structure
Start: 1000 chips                                 Buy in : 50 + 10
Re-buy : Unlimited with three levels of blind (1000 chips : 50€)
Add-on : 1 (2000 chips : 50€)
Structure of blinds :                              Length : 20min
10-20
20 - 40
30 - 60
40 - 80
60 - 120
100 - 200
200 - 400
300 - 600
500 - 1000
700 - 1400
1000 - 2000
1500 - 3000
2000 - 4000
3000 - 6000
4000 - 8000
5000 - 10.000

 Overview

Each qualifying round is based on Texas Hold’em No-limit at €50 + €10 with unlimited re-buys (during the first hour) plus one add-on. This means that participants receive 1000 chips in return for their €60 registration fee. During the first hour, they can buy a further 1000 chips for €50 as many times as they wish, as long as their remaining chips are worth less than their starting amount (1000). At the end of the re-buy period, participants may also opt for an add-on, enabling them to buy 2,000 additional chips for €50. This option is open to all players, but may only be used once at that specific time.

 
 Reservations

For greater speed and convenience, you can register directly online. You can also go to either our Namur or Spa Casino to register in advance. Please do not hesitate to call Mr J C Choffray (0475/287695) for information about availability or for any other questions.

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 Prize
These are qualifying tournaments for our November final with a value of €1,550 + €150. There are as many places in the final as possible, and any remaining prize money is distributed in cash to the first player not to have qualified. Example: prize money of €18,000, the first ten players win a place in the final (together with 170 points), the eleventh player wins €1,000 (together with 100 points).