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Upcoming Tournament Schedule courtesy of BlackjackTournaments.com
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Ken Smith hosts the popular website www.BlackjackInfo.com as well as the online tournament community at www.BlackjackTournaments.com. Considered one of the best tournament players in the country, he has appeared on TV in GSN' World Series of Blackjack 2004 and 2005, the Las Vegas Hilton Million Dollar Championship II finals, and is also featured in the upcoming Ultimate Blackjack Tour. You can subscribe to his free email newsletter at http://www.blackjackinfo.com/news/. |
Upcoming Tournament Schedule courtesy of BlackjackTournaments.com
November 2 - 11, 2006: Catoosa, OK Choctaw Casino
(Various events over those dates)
Cherokee Blackjack Classic
Entry Fees vary from $55 to $220.
Phone: 800-760-6700
November 14, 2006: Prior Lake, MN Mystic Lake Casino
WSOB 2007 Satellite Qualifier
Entry Fee $150 ($25 discount for Classic Club members, $50 discount for Gold,Platinum,Elite)
Prize Pool $15,800 guaranteed, with $5000 first place.
Phone: 800-262-7799
November 16, 2006: Niagara Falls, ON Niagara Fallsview Casino
Canadian Masters Qualifying Series
Entry Fee $200 CDN
Prize Pool $33,000 CDN with $25,000 CDN first place.
Phone: 888-325-5783
November 18, 2006: Morton, MN Jackpot Junction
$25,000 Fall Fun Blackjack Tournament
Entry Fee $100, Re-Entry $75
Prize Pool $25,000
Phone: 800-946-2274
November 21, 2006: Prior Lake, MN Mystic Lake Casino
WSOB 2007 Satellite Qualifier
Entry Fee $150 ($25 discount for Classic Club members, $50 discount for Gold,Platinum,Elite)
Prize Pool $15,800 guaranteed, with $5000 first place.
Phone: 800-262-7799
The complete event schedule available at
http://www.BlackjackTournaments.com/ lists hundreds of events each month, all around the US and Canada.
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