Finishes: Colors & Stains
The Action Clock comes into play when a tournament is one full table off the money bubble and continues until 😆 a champion is crowned. Each player has 30 seconds to act on a hand, and received four time-extension chips for 😆 an extra 30 seconds each. Players reaching the final three tables of the tournament are then reset to a maximum 😆 of six time-extension chips, and those at the final table are reset to a maximum of eight chips.
Players basically had 😆 to play a full day with four time chips because of the increased number of entries. The tour is now 😆 trying to adjust for those increases and distributing more chips accordingly.
Here’s a look at the new time chip structure for 😆 future tournaments when the Action Clock is put into play:
Number of players in the money Number of time-extension chips (per 😆 player) 25-34 players Two (2) time-extension chips, per player 35-44 players Three (3) time-extension chips, per player 45-64 players Four 😆 (4) time-extension chips, per player 65-80 players Five (5) time-extension chips, per player 81-100 players Six (6) time-extension chips, per 😆 player 101-120 players Seven (7) time-extension chips, per player 121-140 players Eight (8) time-extension chips, per player 141-160 players Nine 😆 (9) time-extension chips, per player 161+ players Ten (10) time-extension chips, per player
