Once the deal is finalized, normal play is resumed to determine the final rankings for Tournament Point (TP) calculations
Chess Clock
Enjoy fast-paced, dynamic games with a set time limit.
A Chess Clock designates a set amount of time for each player to act
During the pre-flop action, each player has 30 seconds to take an action, which is part of their Chess Clock time
A player can click on the time extension button to use some or all of their remaining Chess Clock time
After the flop, a player will use the remaining Chess Clock time automatically
A player's chess Clock starts to decrease during the player's turn
Once the Chess Clock expires, the player only has 5 seconds per turn to make a decision
Once the final table is reached, each player’s total Chess Clock time is determined by adding their remaining tournament time bank with the average 'Tournament M' value
The average Tournament M value is calculated as follows: (Chip Total of all players) / (Small Blind + Big Blind + Total Ante) / Number of Players
The minimum and maximum Chess Clock values are 1 minute and 15 minutes, respectively
Blind Rollback
Blind level is adjusted to match the average stack of the final table.
In certain tournaments with 100 or more entries, the blind level may be adjusted automatically to ensure a better final table gameplay experience
If the average player stack is less than 40BB at the commencement of the final table, the blind level will be rolled back to ensure that the average stack is at least 40BB for the first hand
The blinds may roll back multiple levels if necessary. For example, if the average stack was 15BB at the start of a final table, the blinds may need to be rolled back three or four levels
This ensures more hands will be played at the final table
If the average player stack stands at more than 100 BB, the blind levels may be rolled forward to ensure that the average stack is no more than 100BB
Blind Interval for the Final Table Features
Once the ‘Final Table Features’ are activated, the blind level changes based on hand count (number of hands dealt) instead of time
The number of hand count per blind may differ for each tournament
Details and Limitations
Players must be aged 19 and above to participate.
All dollar ($, C$, and T$) amounts are in Canadian dollar currency (CAD).
Prize pools, guarantees, promotions, tournaments, games, and game features are subject to change, suspension, or termination at any time.
General Terms and Conditions, House Rules, and the Security & Ecology Policy apply. Actions may be taken against fraudulent activity or breaches of these policies.
Seat selection order is determined by chip count.
If chip counts are the same, the player who registered to the tournament first will choose to change seat later.
You must be in the in-the-money (ITM) stage and have reached the final table.
Does not apply to Freeroll, Satellite, and T$ Builder tournaments.