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The much anticipated annual California State Poker Championship Main Event schedule has just been released. For the year 2011, the tournament will start on May 4, with the Main event commencing on May 20 and will end on May 22, when the 2011 California State Poker Champion will be declared.
The California State Poker Championship Main Event will, of course, be held at the Commerce Casino located in the greater Los Angeles area.
California State Poker Championship: the annual event
Ever since the California State Poker Championship started, it has attracted numerous poker enthusiasts. This annual tournament has drawn many of the best poker gamers from the West. This year’s event promises to draw not only the best from the west, but the best poker players all over the globe.
The tournament was originally held in June but had been changed to May as it clashed with the World Series of Poker schedule. The 2011 event will last over 19 days from May 4 to May 22, with the California State Poker Championship Main Event to be held on the 20th up to the 22nd. On May 4, the tournament will begin with Single Table Satellites at $40 to $280. The opening offers
a $400,000 guarantee at a buy-in of just $220. Meanwhile, the 3-day California State Poker Championship Main Event with a buy-in of $2,575 is expected to see top professional poker players as well as locals who have won their way into the Championship event.
The 19-day affair may prove to be quite interesting with All-In or Fold and Reverse Turbo included.
Below is the schedule of the California State Poker Championship 2011:
1 – No-Limit Hold’em (May 04, 5days, $220 buy-in)
2 – Limit Hold’em (May 07, 1 day, $220 buy-in)
3 – Knockout Bounty No-Limit Hold’em (May 08, 1 day, $220 buy-in)
4 – Limit Omaha 8/OB (May 08, 1 day, $335 buy-in)
5 – No-Limit Hold’em Double Stack (May 09, 1 day, $335 buy-in)
6 – H.O.R.S.E. (May 09, 1day, $335 buy-in)
7 – No-Limit Hold’em Six Handed (May 10, 1day, $335 buy-in)
8 – No-Limit Hold’em All-In or Fold (May 10, 1day, $120 buy-in)
9 – No-Limit Hold’em Turbo (May 11, 5days, $125 buy-in)
10 – No-Limit Hold’em Reverse Turbo (May 15, 1day, $335 buy-in)
11 – No-Limit Hold’em Double Stack (May 16, 1day, $545 buy-in)
12 – No-Limit Hold’em Turbo (May 16, 1day, $220 buy-in)
13 – No-Limit Hold’em Entern-ament (May 17, 1day, $335 buy-in)
14 – H.O.R.S.E. (May 17, 1day, $1,065 buy-in)
15 – No-Limit Hold’em (May 18, 1day, $335 buy-in)
16 – Knockout Bounty No-Limit Hold’em (May 18, 3days, $1,575 buy-in)
Main Event – No Limit Hold’em Championship $500,000-guarantee
(May 20, 3days, $2,575 buy-in)
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