Tournament Details

Coral Poker offers Seven Card Stud, pot limit Omaha and Omaha Hi/Lo as well as no limit Texas Hold’em as tournaments with set starting times. The majority of these tournaments are of the no limit Texas Hold’em variety.

In the Coral Poker turbo tournaments, the blinds are raised in shorter intervals than in regular games, resulting in more excitement and risk for the players. Coral also runs a number of rebuy tournaments, in which players can purchase a new set of tournament chips even after they have lost all the chips they originally received for the buy-in. As a result, rebuy tournaments tend to have a much juicier prize pool than normal tournaments.

Sit & Go tournaments start as soon as the required number of players has sat down at the table. Here, Coral Players have the choice between limit, pot limit and no limit Texas Hold’em, pot limit Omaha, limit Omaha Hi/Lo, pot limit Five Card Draw as well as limit Seven Card Stud and Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo.
These Sit & Go tournaments are also offered in turbo mode. In addition to heads-up tournaments for only two players, Coral Poker has created several so-called “50-handed” tournaments which are restricted to 50 users.

Apart from freeroll tournaments and satellites to major professional poker tournaments, Coral Poker has thought of a few interesting special tournaments to reward its players, such as the “King of the Hill” tournament or the so-called “Grand Tournament”.

Rake

The Coral Poker rake structure is in accordance with the industry average: depending on the blind structure of each individual game as well as the number of players contributing to the pot, Coral takes between $ 0.05 and a maximum of $ 3 from the pot.

For hands that do not see the flop or – in Stud poker – do not make it to fourth street, no rake at all is charged (“no flop, no drop” policy).