MultiPlayer Casino Tournaments

Live Black Jack tournament

• • The tournament will consist of a set number of hands.

  • A specific number of decks will be used.

  • Up to 8 players can sit at a table.

  • The entry fee will vary and will be preset. (ex: range 10 to 100).

  • All entry fees will be paid out to the participants.

  • A service fee of 10% will be paid to the house to participate in the event. (ex: A $10 tournament will have a service fee of $1).

  • You enter the game by going through the lobby and joining a tournament.

  • The game will start at a designated time by the administrator.

  • If you have entered a game and it does not start within 10 minutes of your entry, you may withdraw from the game and your account will be credited back with your full entry fee.

  • Once the number of hands has been established, the dealer will shuffle and deal one card to each player to determine who gets the “button” or who has to take action first.

  • Each player may bet between the minimum and the maximum allowed per hand and shall try to accumulate the most chips during the round.

  • If a player gets disconnected from the game, for any reason, he/she will automatically continue to make the minimum bet and will always hit on 11 or under and will always stand on all hard 12’s and over. The player will hit on all soft 12,13,14,15,16 and stand on hard 17,18,19,20,21. The player may re-enter by going back to the lobby and reconnecting to the game. He/she will pick up the game in progress when he/she re-enters. If the game ends before re-entry, the player will be scored based on the rules above and could receive one of the prizes.

General Rules

• 1. To ensure a fair and honest playing environment, we have established rules governing player behavior, handling loss connectivity, how specific situations are addressed, and policies against illegal funds and unlawful activities.

  2. Your Alias/nickname is the identity by which other players can get to know you. Part of the game is to understand how other players bet under different conditions. Therefore, we do not permit players to change their user name, except under extraordinary circumstances.

  3. We offer players from around the globe the ability to play blackjack from the comfort of their own home, office or at their local Internet Cafe. It's not necessary to travel to a physical blackjack room. Along with the convenience of the virtual blackjack room come some opportunities for the unscrupulous. Rest assured that we actively guards against unfair behavior. Hence, we will not tolerate cheating.

  4. The following, although not limited to the following, will be considered forms of cheating / unfair play and are subject to removal of privileges and/or confiscation of all or partial funds: collusion (playing in joint effort with other players in order to gain advantage over the rest of the players), a single person using multiple accounts for the aforementioned purpose, using software to gain advantage over other players (including, but not limited to card-counting software, probability-calculating software, artificial intelligence / robot software), losing on purpose as a form of transferring fund to another account (chip-dumping), and / or any other method that may give a player an unfair advantage over other players.

  5. The Company is entitled to remove privileges, close, or block the account of any player and withhold partial or full funds of any player that the Company suspects of committing any of the acts mentioned in the previous paragraph.

  6. Using the Internet, there are times when players may lose their connection to the server. This may occur for any number of reasons including: Dropped modem connection, routing problems at the local Internet Service Provider (ISP), Network congestion somewhere on the Internet, home computer hangs, freezes, or crashes. When this occurs, or if you experience a broken connection due to another cause, the game will wait a reasonable amount of time for your connection to be re-established. It will also alert you, and wait a reasonable amount of time for you, should you experience a slow connection, or a distraction at home.

  7. When a loss of connection is experienced, the player may re-enter by going back to the lobby and reconnecting to the game. The player will pick up the game in progress when he/she re-enters. If you cannot or do not respond the software will automatically continue to make the minimum bet for you and will always hit on 11 or under and will always stand on 12 or over. The player will be marked as offline as well.

  8. It is poor etiquette to deliberately slow a game down and the company may take action against a player doing so based on its own discretion.

  9. If a Player had chips at a table during a server crash, the Game will be cancelled and all entries at the table and in play will be returned to the Player's account.

  10. In those and all other circumstances, its affiliates, agents and licensors shall not be liable for any loss resulting from delays or interruptions to play due to failure breakdown malfunction or interruption of electronic or mechanical equipment, telephone internet connection or other communications facilities, or to storms, strikes, walkouts or other causes over which they have no direct control or to loss resulting from erroneous statements or to errors in transmission ("force majeure"). We will at all time use reasonable endeavors to overcome any event of such force majeure so far as it can, but does not guarantee its ability to do so.

Single-table Tournaments

• 1. In a Single-table Tournament, if two or more players fall below minimum bet amount before the last hand of the tournament, then a draw / tie will be called between them and winnings will be shared accordingly, even if the remaining chip balances of the players are not equal.

  2. Once the countdown time ends in a Single-Table Tournament, the players’ monies will be committed to that tournament and no reimbursements will be issued.

  3. If two or more players tie in a Single-Tournament, and one or more has a paying rank in the table, then the prizes that each of them won will be summed together and divided evenly between the tied players.

Multi-Tournament Rules

• 1. We reserve the right to deny and/or disconnect any player from participating in a Multi-Table Tournament when the player's internet connection or style of play slows down the game to unacceptable levels. Unacceptable levels will be defined and decided at our own discretion. We also reserve the right to disqualify a player for any reason that we deem necessary.

  2. If you have registered for a multi-tournament, you are expected to play in that multi-tournament.

  • a. In a tournament with 15 hands per level:
    • i. Disqualification will apply to anyone with an "offline" or a "non-active" status through the 10th hand of any given level, except for the last level, of a multi tournament. This includes, but is not limited to, players who are present at the table, but do not act and let the decision time run out.
    • ii. Disqualification will apply to anyone with an "offline" or a "non-active " status through the 5th hand of the last level of a multi tournament.
  • b. In a tournament with 10 hands per level:
    • i. Disqualification will apply to anyone with an "offline" or a "non-active" status through the 6th hand of any given level, except for the last level, of a multi tournament. This includes, but is not limited to, players who are present at the table, but do not act and let the decision time run out.
    • ii. Disqualification will apply to anyone with an "offline" or a "non-active" status through the 3rd hand of the last level of a multi tournament.

  3. In a Multi-Tournament, if various players do not make it to the last round, the one who reached the furthest will be the one to advance. Hence, if a player runs below minimum bet balance and cannot advance; he will lose to a person who reaches a further hand in the tournament, even if the other person ends with a lower chip count.

  4. If two or more players fall below minimum bet balance in the same hand of a multi-tournament, then the player with the higher chip count has the higher ranking. This will determine who advances to the next level.

  5. If two or more players fall below minimum bet balance in the same hand of a multi-tournament, and they end with the same chip count, then the player who was previously the chip-leader will have the higher ranking. This will determine who advances to the next level.

  6. If two or more players end with the same chip count in a Multi-Tournament, then the player who was previously the chip-leader will have the higher ranking. This will determine who advances to the next level.

  7. If two or more players tie in a paying level of a multi-tournament, and one or more have a paying rank in the table, then the prizes that each of them won will be summed together and divided evenly between the tied players.

  8. Players have the right to unregister from a Multi-Tournament. However, this can ONLY be done up until there are 5 minutes left on the registration clock. Once there are less than 5 minutes on the registration time, each player’s money will be part of the tournament pot and no reimbursements will be issued.

  9. We reserve the right to change any of these rules at any given moment before or during a tournament. Any changes will be broadcasted via pop-up messages on the game screen.

Chat Feature in Blackjack Tournament

• 1. The Company reserves the right to review the Chat facility in relation to any game on the Site and to keep a record of all statements made on such facility.

  2. The Company reserves the right to remove the Chat privileges for any customer upon its own discretion and for as long as the Company deems necessary.

  3. In the event that you use the Chat facility on the Site you shall be bound by the following rules:

  • a. Polite Chat: Users cannot make statements that are sexually explicit or grossly offensive, including expressions of bigotry, racism, hatred or profanity. Users shall not make statements that are abusive, defamatory or harassing or insulting to others. Users shall not make statements that advertise or promote any other online entities. Users shall not make statements that are disparaging of the Company or the site or any other internet site connected to the Company.
  • b. Kibitzing: Only players who are remaining in a hand should make comments on the current hand. Observers, including those who have folded, must not comment about the play, or style of any player, or how the game is being played.
  • c. Coffee housing: Players are asked to refrain from "table talk" or "coffee-housing" or talking during a hand in a way that compromises and opponent's hand. This applies to players playing in the hand or watching the hand.