Too often, when people talk about casino tournaments they only focus on the slot tournaments. It’s true that slots are the most popular and lucrative tournaments, but some people are more into table games like blackjack and poker. Those games require strategy and are a lot more fun to people who enjoy that challenge. For that reason, today I want to draw your attention to the non-slot tournaments at Go Casino.

It’s true that Go Casino has a lot of slot tournaments, including the upcoming Weekend Madness. However, there are a lot of options out there for fans of blackjack and video poker. For blackjack fans, there are tournaments run on two different games, Vegas Strip Blackjack and Perfect Pair Blackjack. The former is the more traditional game while the latter has the popular side bet that pays out extra for certain pairs.

Throughout the month, on every given day there is a blackjack tournament on one of the two games. Today, November 10, the tournament is being played on Vegas Strip Blackjack. Each blackjack tournament has an entry fee of only $0.99, which gives you 50 credits to use. If you run out and want more, you can re-buy for $2.49. Each of the blackjack tournaments lasts 24 hours, beginning at 8:00 PM on one day and ending at the same time the next. Players compete for a share of the pot, with the top 41 players in the tournament earning prizes.

If you would rather play video poker, Go Casino has a good number of tournaments for that as well. Like with the blackjack tournaments, the video poker tournaments last 24 hours, starting at 8:00 PM one day and ending at 8:00 the next. The video poker tournaments played on four different games: 100 Hand Joker Poker, Single Hand Deuces Wild, Mega Multi Hand Deuces Wild and Multi Hand Aces and Faces. Each of the video poker tournaments has an entry fee of $1.99, which gets you 100 credits. If you desire, you can re-buy for the same price. In the video poker tournaments, players compete for a share of a $2,500 guaranteed prize pool.

If slots are your thing, there are plenty of tournaments available at Go Casino. If video poker or blackjack is your thing, there are also plenty of tournaments available at Go Casino. If keno is your thing, well, sorry…

This weekend there are some good tournaments at Millionaire Casino. The tournaments that will get the most attention are the Slots-tember tournament and the Slottery. The Slots-tember is the month-long tournament that ends on September 30. The buy-in is only $5 and players compete for a shot at a $100,000 prize.

The Slottery is a five-part tournament that has a fourth part ending on September 26. That is a $5 tournament where players compete for a share of the pot. While those tournaments are the big ones for this weekend, they aren’t the only tournaments available to Millionaire Casino members. For one thing, there are tournaments available for those who don’t even play slots.

For video poker players, the September 100-Hand tournament is still going strong and doesn’t end until September 30. That tournament has a $5 buy-in and players compete for the pot. There is also the Weekend Deuces Wild Face-Off, which runs from Friday to Sunday. The game is played on the Deuces Wild game and has a $5 entry fee, with players going after the pot.

For blackjack fans, this weekend is the Weekend Blackjack Classic. It is played on the US Blackjack game and runs from Friday to Sunday. The blackjack tournament has a $10 entry fee and players compete for a share of a $5,000 prize pool.

Lastly, roulette players aren’t left out of the action at this casino. TheWheel Deal tournament began yesterday and ends on September 30. It is played on the American Roulette game and has an entry fee of only $2. Players fight for a share of the pot.

To take part in any of these casino tournaments, visit Millionaire Casino.

It’s only Tuesday and we’re a long way from the weekend slot tournaments that are so popular at Go Casino, but there is still plenty of tournament action to keep you interested. If you have some free time, it’s a good time to play some slot tournaments at Go Casino. After all, there won’t be any more football until the end of the week, so what else are you going to do? There’s nothing on TV.

Tonight is the end of the $30,000 Weekend Madness tournament played on the Bigfoot slot, but you can still play and earn prizes until 10:45 PM. There is also the $8,888 Guaranteed slot tournament, which begins tonight and 10:30 PM and ends tomorrow night at the same time. The tournament is played on the Cupids Arrows slot. There is an entry fee of $6.99, which gives you 250 credits. Players can re-buy for the same amount. The tournament has a prize pool of $4,444 in casino credits and $4,444 in bonus bucks.

For video poker players, there is also the $2,500 BB Guaranteed tournament. That tournament begins tonight at 8:00 and ends tomorrow night at the same time. It is played on the Multi Hand Aces and Faces video poker game. The tournament’s entry fee is only $1.99 and players compete for a prize pool of $2,500 in bonus bucks.

Blackjack fans have a Blackjack Pot Percentage tournament ending tonight at 8:00 PM and another day-long tournament beginning on Wednesday at the same time. The blackjack tournament ending tonight is played on the Perfect Pair Blackjack game and the one beginning tomorrow is played on the Vegas Strip Blackjack game. Both tournaments have an entry fee of $0.99 and players compete for a share of the pot.

To take part in any of the casino tournaments, visit Go Casino.

The NFL season just started, so of course it’s time to talk about a Super Bowl tie-in promotion. No, seriously. Rushmore Casino has announced that it will be holding the popular blackjack tournament Blackjack Bowl III. It is a 21-week long event that culminates in a final competition in February 2010, coinciding with the Super Bowl. The winners in the final will share a $21,000 prize pool. There are many qualifiers leading up to the final tournament, and those rounds have a total prize pool of $50,000.

The first round of qualifiers is held three times per week, on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. As the qualifier extends into the week, the entry fee and prize increases. In the Monday event, called BKJK III-$7 Playoff, there is a $7 entry fee and a $25 prize pool. In that playoff, the first-place finisher wins $15, the second-place finisher gets $7.50 and the third-place player wins $2.50. On Thursdays the BKJK III-$14 Playoff is held, where players compete for a $50 prize pool. The winner gets $30, the second-place finisher wins $15 and the third-place finisher wins $5. BKJK III-$21 is held on Saturday, where with a $21 entry fee players compete for a prize pool of $75. The winner gets a prize of $45, the second-place finisher wins $22.50 and the third-place finisher takes home $7.50.

In addition to those qualifiers, Rushmore Casino holds the BKJK III-$1000 Bowl of the Week qualifier every Sunday night. The players who qualified in the events on Monday, Thursday or Saturday can complete in this blackjack tournament for a share of the $1,000 prize pool. T who didn’t qualify can pay their way in with a $55 entry fee. In this blackjack tournament qualifier, the winner takes home $420, the second-place finisher wins $250, the third-place finisher wins $150, the fourth-place finisher gets $100 and the fifth-place finisher gets $80. Each of the top 5 finishers earns free entry into the Bowl of the Month.

The Bowl of the Month, called BKJK III-$2000, is held on the first Tuesday of every month. Though qualifiers from the weekly tournaments enter for free, anyone can join with a $99 entry fee. In the Bowl of the Month, blackjack players compete for a $2,000 prize pool. The winner earns $840, the second-place finisher earns $500, the third-place finisher wins $300, the fourth-place finisher wins $200 and the fifth-place finisher takes home $160.

The final event is the Blackjack Bowl $21,000. The event is held on February 4, 2010, 3 days before the Super Bowl in Miami. Players who qualified from the Bowl of the Month can enter for free. For everyone else, there is a $250 entry fee. There is a $21,000 prize pool that will be shared by the top 12 players.

With football season just underway, it’s a little early to look forward to the playoffs, but it’s not too early to get ready for Blackjack Bowl III. To enter, visit Rushmore Casino.