Tournament Crash Rules

Heads-Up Tournaments

Both players receive a refund of buy-in + fee.

ALL SNG Tournaments

• Eliminated players do not receive a refund.
• Remaining players receive refund made up as follows:
  
  • Buy-in and Fee is returned.
  • Each player receives and equal share of the buy-ins from the eliminated players.

MTT Guaranteed Prize

The settlement is dependant upon what stage the Tournament is at when it is interrupted:

• Prize money stage not reached (if the tournament is still in the re-buy stage then the prize pool will be the total of the buy-ins + add-ons. Once the re-buy period has closed then the prize pool will be the advertised guaranteed prize).
  
  • Eliminated players do not receive a refund
  • Remaining players receive a refund made up as follows:
    
    • Buy-in(s) and fee returned
    • The balance of the prize fund is paid out as follows:
      
      • 50% of the fund shared equally among the remaining players
      • 50% distributed proportionally in line with the players chip counts.
• Prize money stage has been reached
  
  • Eliminated players do not receive a refund
  • Remaining players receive a refund made up as follows:
    
    • Buy-in(s) and fee returned
    • Each player is awarded an amount equal to the prize that the next eliminated player would have received if the tournament was not interrupted.
    • Of the remaining prize pool 50% is distributed equally among the players and 50% is distributed in proportion to their chip counts

MTT No Guaranteed Prize

• Prize money stage not reached:
  
  • Eliminated players do not receive a refund
  • Remaining players receive a refund made up as follows:
    
    • Buy-in(s) and fee returned
    • The balance of the prize fund is paid out as follows:
      
      • 50% of the fund shared equally among the remaining players
      • 50% distributed proportionally in line with the players chip counts.
• Prize money stage reached:
  
  • Eliminated players do not receive a refund
  • Remaining players receive a refund made up as follows:
    
    • Buy-in(s) and fee returned
    • Each player is awarded an amount equal to the prize that the next eliminated player would have received if the tournament was not interrupted.
    • Of the remaining prize pool 50% is distributed equally among the players and 50% is distributed in proportion to their chip counts.
  • Prize money stage not reached:
    
    • 50% of the fund shared equally among the remaining players
    • 50% distributed proportionally in line with the players chip counts.
  • Prize money stage reached:
    
    • Each player is awarded an amount equal to the prize that the next eliminated player would have received if the tournament was not interrupted.
    • Of the remaining prize pool 50% is distributed equally among the players and 50% is distributed in proportion to their chip counts.

Freerolls

Double Up SnGs

As part of its constant effort of being at the cutting edge of the poker world, Chilipoker is now bringing you brand new features that will make your life easier and spicier! Don't miss out on the Chilipokers newest Premiere, challenge your skills in the new Double Up SnGs!

What is a Double Up SnG?

The Double Up SnGs are exciting tournaments that work exactly in the same way that a normal SnG but with a big difference in the payment structure. As an ordinary SnG the tournament will start when the table is full according to the capped number of players, however in the Double Up Sng the top half of the total players will be crown on the side of the winners and the other half as losers.

Let?s take a 6 player SnG Double Up $2 game as example. In this case, the tournament will stop when there are 3 players remaining and those will win the buy-ins of the 3 losers receiving $4 each! Make sure to stay alive on the top half of the ranking and win your equal share of the prize pool!

These tournaments will put your poker skills on the line, as you will need to adjust your strategy accordingly. Take your time and play just the right hands, manage to get in the top half and double up, double up and double up again at Chilipoker.com!

Daily Freerolls

Chilipoker?s Free Tournaments - Play for free to win hundreds of dollars every day!

Chilipoker offers free tournaments on a daily basis, allowing you to try out their real money games. Certain freerolls are reserved for club players, a very specific and exclusive category of player. Some freerolls are reserved for club players only, or for one nationality.

Freerolls for Beginners

Country-Specific Freerolls

Every evening at 9pm, find our freerolls classified by country:

$50 Freeroll Magyar : Tournament reserved for Hungarians
$100 Freeroll des Gaulois : Tournament reserved for French
$50 Freeroll Switzerland : Tournament reserved for Swiss

FPPs Tournaments - Buy-in with your FPPs!

All players can find free tournaments where you can sign up based on the amount of FPPs you?ve earned. You can use the same FPPs for your bonuses and the Hotshop.

Chilipoker Offers

Every month, Chilipoker organizes free tournaments. Don?t forget to check out the promotional section to learn about all the details. Rules for free tournaments or freerolls:

• The money won in private freerolls is subject to special handling with regards to withdrawal. This handling is applied to all freerolls mentioned in the specials section.
• The player must accumulate 10 FPPs for each dollar won during freerolls in order to use, and in particular in order to withdraw his or her winnings.
• If the withdrawal is less than $100, it must be carried out by Moneybookers or Neteller. Any request for a wire transfer of less than $100 will be refused.

Monday Night Omaha

From now on the Monday night will be a very special night for you as Chilipoker gives you a $5,000 Guaranteed Prize on its Monday Night Omaha!

The Omaha is a poker variant very similar to the Texas Hold'em. Often called the game of "the nuts" the basic differences between Omaha and Texas hold 'em are:

• Each player is dealt four cards to his private hand instead of two.
• The betting rounds and layout of community cards are identical however, at showdown, each player's hand is the best five-card hand he can make from exactly three of the five cards on the board, plus exactly two of his own cards.

What a better ocassion to try the arch rival game of the Texas Hold'em? Check out the satellite structure of the Monday Night Omaha!