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Playing online or offline poker can be a great challenging experience for you. Particularly, when you are a beginner in the game and not an expert to tackle everything. It is very important that before you feel that you are ready to play the poker, make out a solid strategy for Player self to combat Player rivals.

BRITISH POKER OPEN

The British Poker Open was the first biggest international live tournament to be televised, it is known as BPO. Many tournaments have been organized until now.

The Structure of British Poker Open Tournament

The british open poker tournament starts with 6 heats, each having 6 players. It gets 36 players down to one winner. Each table has 2 or 3 professional poker players and celebrities. There are 3-4 Internet qualifiers. At the Final Table, each player begins with 100,000 chips. It is the prize pool of £108,000 in total.

The Prize money goes like: 1st £50,000, 2nd £22,000, 3rd £14,000, 4th £10,000, 5th £7,000, 6th £5,000.

In the Blinds Structure, all the blind levels go on for 30 minutes. There are two dealers at the table. One player begins the deal when the other is busy to shuffle. It ensures great deal of action at british Open Poker.

in the inaugural British Poker Open, Adam Dujmovic, the Chicago based half professional poker player, won about £100,000. he defeated the World Poker Champion Greg “Fossilman” Raymer. The event was broadcasted live on The Poker Channel.

Dujmovic was playing poker for more than 6 hours. he later revealed a winning hand and knocked out the runner up Hakon Waerstad from Sweden. Four other finalists of the british Open Poker game were Matt Born from UK, Andreas Harnemo from Norway), Robert Hill and Raymer from USA.

Having £216,000 as total prize, BPO attracted the world’s biggest names in poker. these include Gus Hansen, David “Devilfish” Ulliot, Chris “Jesus” Ferguson and Howard Lederer. BPO also attracts the beginners of the british open poker game with the might to meet the criteria of the tournaments through the Internet.