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Free Poker! Texas Hold'em Poker Tournaments in Northern Virginia and DC

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Poker Chip Values

Each player begins the tournament with 20 chips of various colors for a total value of 4,000 chips. The values are as follows

	Color	Value
	White Poker Chips	25 Chips
	Red Poker Chips	50 Chips
	Green Poker Chips	100 Chips
	Blue Poker Chips	500 Chips
	Black Poker Chips	1,000 Chips
	Orange Poker Chips	5,000 Chips

The Poker Host will redeem any player held Bonus Chip cards shortly after the tournament starts. Chips are colored up twice during tournament play. The first color-up occurs after the blinds are raised to 100/200 - that is a small blind of 100 and a big blind of 200. At this first color-up the red and white poker chips are removed and exchanged for green poker chips.

The second color-up removes the green, and sometimes the blue poker chips, replacing them with black and orange chips.

This is not a gambling site. No money is wagered or risked at any Red, White, and Blue Poker League event. There is no membership fee, there is no cost, there is no buy-in for any poker game of the league. League members are prohibited from making side bets or gambling of any sort at our events. All tournaments are free. The Red, White, and Blue Poker League plays free Texas Hold'em tournaments in Northern Virginia, Washington, DC, and surrounding areas. Prizes are awarded nightly in each restaurant. Points are accumulated for larger prizes.