A Sit & Go tournament is a poker tournament with a pre-defined number of players
(varying from 2 to 120), 🔔 which begins once all of its seats are filled. To learn how to
join a Sit & Go tournaments, please 🔔 see Join a Tournament, in the Getting Started
section of this site. Members may register to a maximum of six 🔔 poker tournaments and
actively play in two poker tournaments at a time.
A Sit & Go tournament commences once
the predetermined 🔔 number of players have registered. Participants will be required to
buy in, upon joining the tournament. A Sit & Go 🔔 tournament buy-in varies depending on
the tournament. Participants will also be required to pay a tournament fee. Many
tournaments offer 🔔 rebuys and add-ons at certain points.
Once the tournament is about to
begin, players will be seated at the tournament tables, 🔔 in a random manner. At each
tournament table there will then be an initial draw to determine, according to highest
🔔 ranking card (by suit), which player will act first as dealer.
If the Sit & Go
tournament is being played on 🔔 more than one poker table, active players may be moved
between the tables, as the tournament progresses and players are 🔔 disqualified (run out
of chips).
Tournament blinds will increase as the tournament progresses, according to a
predetermined schedule. This stake increase 🔔 schedule is available in the Tournament
Lobby (please see Guide to the Tournament Lobby, in the Our Software section of 🔔 this
site). There are no recesses during Sit & Go tournaments.
If, for technical reasons,
the tournament is canceled in the 🔔 middle, participants who have already been eliminated
will lose their buy-ins and entry fees. The remaining players will be refunded 🔔 their
buy-ins and entry fees, and will equally divide up the buy-ins of the players already
eliminated (regardless of the 🔔 chip standing when the tournament was halted).
The last
remaining player in the tournament (has won all the chips) is the 🔔 winner. Tournaments
prizes are determined according to the Tournament Prize Pool Structure, in the
Tournament section of this site.
The number 🔔 of players and buy-in amounts are subject
to change at any time by 888poker.
Enjoy the tables and good luck!
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