Kansas Star Poker Tournament Schedule
Kansas Star Poker Tournament Schedule
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Boot Hill Casino (Dodge City, KS)
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Kansas Star Casino (Mulvane, KS)

Kansas Poker Information

With no legal online poker in Kansas quite yet, The Sunflower State’s poker community take to the felts at its small but select group of land-based poker rooms. The largest poker rooms in the state are housed within Mulvane’s Kansas Star Casino and Horton’s Golden Eagle Casino. The regular tournaments at these rooms will not hit your wallet too hard, but will develop your expertise in a variety of games. Both have a full schedule of small events rotating between no-limit hold’em, limit hold’em, Omaha (PLO and eight-or-better), and stud.

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A charity poker tournament or Casino Night can be a glamorous way to achieve your non-profit organization’s fundraising goals. The benefits of hosting a poker tournament are many – donors will look forward to the event and you will likely have the opportunity to introduce new supporters (who love playing poker) to your organization. This leaves plenty of room to achieve your fundraising goals with tournament ticket sales, rebuys (which are additional poker chips available for purchase, either to buy back into the game or to add to a pile of chips), fundraising raffles, and other activities. We’re here to walk you through how to run a charity poker tournament fundraiser and raise the fundraising stakes for your organization.

1. Research the Costs Associated with a Charity Poker Tournament

As with many fundraising events, planning begins with how much you want to raise from your poker tournament. Poker tournaments can be lucrative events, if well-organized and well-promoted. For a smaller event with lower ticket prices, organizations can raise $5,000-$8,000. For larger tournaments with higher ticket prices, you can raise upwards of $25,000. Plan with your committee what you’re looking to raise and how many attendees you project for your event. Before deciding the gross fundraising goal, understand the costs that are associated with a poker tournament:

Venue
Poker Table and Accessories Rentals/Tournament Staff (Dealer, Pit Manager/Tournament Director)
Hors d’oeuvres and Beverages
Fundraising Software
Other Marketing Costs

Shop around for the best pricing for the service and quality that best fit your needs. With projected costs and a fundraising event budget, it is easier to understand how to determine ticket pricing and attendees needed to reach fundraising goals.

2. Plan the Fundraising Goal for the Tournament

Once you research the tentative costs, the following projections should be determined:

What is the gross fundraising goal (how much to cover your fundraising goal and your costs, before any deductions are taken out)?
What are some potential projections of how many tickets are needed to be sold at a certain price point? For example, how many seats would you need to sell at $50 per person? At $75 per person? At $100 per person?

When deciding the price point, consider that re-buys and add-ons can contribute around 30% of your fundraising amount. Consider this when projecting how many tickets need to be sold.

3. Discuss Poker Tournament Format and Additional Revenue Channels

The most popular format for charity poker tournaments is Texas Hold Em’.

You will need to have at least one poker expert on your planning committee that assists with format choices and all rules. The tournament director dictates how quickly the blinds (minimum bet of the game) rise throughout the duration of the game. Throughout the tournament, as more players are eliminated, the tables are combined until a final table is left. The final remaining three to five winners will have a choice of winning an appealing, high-priced prize.

Keep in mind that charitable gaming is legal on a state-by-state case basis. Often prizes cannot be actual cash tender but need to be non-monetary prizes. Of course, perform due diligence to find out your local and state laws on gaming and charity poker tournaments before planning. This information can be found in the office of the state attorney general.

A given additional stream of fundraising comes from the rebuys and add-ons. Another option is to utilize the poker tables that have been eliminated to run smaller and quicker poker games for smaller prizes. Other forms of fundraising can come from side games, which are other card or casino games such as roulette or blackjack. Casino Night fundraisers offer tables with all of these games to choose from.

Non-gambling related options include selling raffle tickets for a chance to win appealing prizes or hosting a silent auction. In addition, a charity poker tournament could be held in conjunction with a fundraising golf tournament, gala, or other special events.

DoJiggy offers fundraising raffle and charity auction websites to make it happen.

4. Plan Promotional and Graphic Collateral for the Charity Poker Tournament

Once the venue, date, and time have been determined, it’s time to plan the marketing and promotional collateral. Poker tournaments typically exude a concept of “a fun and classy night out.” The marketing collateral should express the same concept or theme. There are inexpensive flyer and collateral templates available online if your nonprofit organization doesn’t have anyone with graphic design experience. Marketing collateral may include the following:

Poker tournament event invitation
Flyers
Website Banners and logos
Printed items for the event (signage, tickets, step-and-repeat banners, sponsor signs)

The physical or digital flyer and the invitation should include the following information:

Date and time of the tournament
Location
Poker tournament format (Texas Holdem’, 7-Card Stud)
Attire requirements, if any
Pricing of Buy-in and Re-buys
Promotion of desirable prizes
Sponsors
The mission of your organization or charitable cause
How the money raised will be used

5. Build an Event Website to Register Tournament Participants

DoJiggy event management software allows organizations to easily manage the entire life cycle of fundraising poker tournaments, including event promotion and marketing, sponsor and sponsorship management, secure online event registration, donations, detailed financial reporting, and day-of-event operations. The following are just a few features of our software:

Online ticket sales with the ability to create custom ticket packages (think VIP)
Sponsor registration and promotion
Real-time financial reporting
Volunteer management
Brand customization for your organization and event
Easy-to-use interface
Secure credit card processing

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Kansas Star Poker Tournament Schedule