• Online 6-Max Structure
• Online / Summer Series Heads-Up Structure
• Regular Season Points Structure
• Home vs. Away Teams (in HU and in 6-Max) – Rules

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Online 6-Max Structure

Game Clock: 13 minutes per player with no time bank per Sit-N-Go.

Hot Seat: If a player reaches 0 seconds on their game clock they are put into ‘Hot Seat’ mode – they will have 2 seconds to make each of their actions during any street/ betting round. If they do not act in their allotted 2 second timeframe – they automatically fold/ pass on their action.

Time re-distribution: When a player busts from 6-Max play – the remaining time left in their game clock is distributed evenly to all remaining players’ game clocks.

Game Type: NLHE

Starting Stack: 25,000 Chips

Small Blind	Big Blind	Ante	Time
100	200	25	8 min.
150	300	30	8 min.
200	400	50	8 min.
300	600	75	8 min.
400	800	100	8 min.
600	1,200	150	8 min.
800	1,600	200	8 min.
1,000	2,000	250	8 min.
1,200	2,400	300	8 min.
1,500	3,000	400	8 min.
2,000	4,000	500	Until match end.

 

Online / Summer Series Heads-Up Structure

Game Clock: 18 minutes per player with no time bank.

Hot Seat: If a player reaches 0 seconds on their game clock they are put into ‘Hot Seat’ mode – they will have 2 seconds to make each of their actions during any street/ betting round. If they do not act in their allotted 2 second timeframe – they automatically fold/ pass on their action.

Game Type: NLHE

Starting Stack: 50,000 Chips

Small Blind	Big Blind	Ante	Time
200	400	40	4 min.
300	600	60	4 min.
400	800	80	4 min.
500	1,000	100	4 min.
600	1,200	120	4 min.
800	1,600	160	4 min.
1,000	2,000	200	4 min.
1,200	2,400	240	4 min.
1,400	2,800	280	4 min.
1,600	3,200	320	4 min.
2,000	4,000	400	Until match end.

Regular Season Points Structure

Online 6-Max Matches

Per match (2x matches per week – tuesday)

• 1st – 7 pts.
• 2nd – 5 pts.
• 3rd – 3 pts.
• 4th – 2 pts.
• 5th – 1 pts.
• 6th – 0 pts.

Online & Live (Studio) Heads Up Matches

3 games per match (all 3 games played) –

• 3 pts. per game won
• 0 pts. per game lost

9 pts. total possible for a 3 – 0 win

Live Heads Up Matches – Would follow the same pts. & game structure as normal weekly HU matches.

Home vs. Away Teams (in HU and in 6-Max) – Rules

Online 6-Max: One team from each conference, each week, will be designated as the “Home” team for that week’s 6-Max matches. This is to create a more fun dynamic and allow teams to take a more strategic approach towards submitting players for their week.

The ‘Home Field’ Advantage: For each conference – first, the 5 ‘Away’ teams submit their player choices blind to the GPL (i.e. they will not know which players other managers chose to represent their teams), meanwhile the ‘Home’ team will be allowed to review this lineup, before submitting their own final team representative to compete in that week’s 6-Max matches.

Full list of home teams by week – each GPL team will spend 2 weeks total during the regular GPL season as the “Home” team for 6-max play – ‘Home’ teams by conference are listed below (order chosen randomly):

Reg. Season Week	GPL Americas – Home Team	GPL Eurasia – Home Team
Week 1	LA Sunset	MSK Wolverines
Week 2	LV Moneymakers	BRN Bears
Week 3	SP Metropolitans	LDN Royals
Week 4	NYC Rounders	RME Emperors
Week 5	MTL Nationals	HK Stars
Week 6	SF Rush	PRS Aviators
Week 7	LA Sunset	MSK Wolverines
Week 8	LV Moneymakers	BRN Bears
	Summer Series / WSOP
Week 9	SP Metropolitans	LDN Royals
Week 10	NYC Rounders	RME Emperors
Week 11	Montreal Nationals	HK Stars
Week 12	SF Rush	PRS Aviators

 

Heads-Up (both online and during the Summer Series):

On each Head-Up competition day (Wednesdays and Thursdays) all heads-up competitions will feature a “Home” team and an “Away” team. The teams which are home vs. away for any given HU match are marked on the GPL Season 1 schedule. For example – if the match is:

– Hong Kong @ Moscow –

The Away Team – is Hong Kong Stars

The Home Team – is Moscow Wolverines

The ‘Home Field’ Advantage: For each Heads-Up match – First the Away team submits their team representative, after which the Home team is allowed to review their opponent’s submission and choose the player they’d like to play against them.