Poker Tournaments in Eugene

Fixed buy-ins, escalating blinds and a shot at the prize pool. Weekly events, specialty nights and one big classic.

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What's Playing

High Mountain Poker runs tournaments six days a week. The Monday Night, Tuesday Night, Wednesday Night, Thursday Night Turbo and Friday Night tournaments start at 7:00 PM, and the Sunday Big Stack starts at 1:00 PM. Weekly buy-ins run from $35 to $75. Members register in the Member Portal, and late registration runs through first break.

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Weekly Schedule

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Dates, buy-ins and registration come from the Member Portal.

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Tournament Night

What to expect

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Rebuys, Add-ons and Devices

Rebuys and add-ons vary by event. The Wednesday Night and Thursday Night Turbo are freezeouts: no rebuys and no add-ons. The Sunday Big Stack allows one rebuy until the first break and a $20 add-on at the first break.

At the Wednesday Night, Thursday Night Turbo and Sunday Big Stack, a $10 dealer appreciation doubles your starting stack.

No phones or devices while you have a live hand in a tournament. [Full structure sheets are posted at the desk: confirm.]

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Holiday events, mixed games and member nights that run outside the weekly schedule.

Specialty Tournaments

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Questions, Answered

How do I register for a tournament?

Register in the Member Portal or at the front desk. Late registration is open until level [X].

How long do tournaments last?

Most weekly events run about [4–5] hours, depending on the field size.

What is the dealer appreciation?

At the Wednesday Night, Thursday Night Turbo and Sunday Big Stack, a $10 dealer appreciation doubles your starting stack. Our dealers are independent contractors who work for tips.

Do I need a membership?

Yes. Membership is required for tournaments. A $10 day pass covers you for the day.

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