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super micro buy in tournies on Pokerstars
Can't afford a dollar to enter a tournament? Well, Pokerstars is now running $0.10 +$0 tournaments throwing in an extra $50 to the prize pool so as not to make it completly pointless. I'm very tempted to make more jokes about this, but I won't, as i'm currently playing in one and I just trippled up on the first hand with A4suited. What else can I say? I don't know if they're perminent or not, but they're running them until tomorrow at least.
I'm just a messenger. -n |
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re: super micro buy in tournies on Pokerstars
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I played in all 3 of these last night and it was hilarious. It's like mixing an Absolute freeroll with a 10 cent buy in. Two of the tourneys last night were in to the money before 1st break. There new 20% pay scale is cool, but if you want to play in one of these I would advise getting up early. Sitting out and closing the table. Your 12 to 30 cents will be in there later and it saves you a lot of aggravation playing so long for poop.
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Let me break this down for the micro player in all of us. The last few nights I've played in these for shits and giggles. The one at 9:07 EST is usually in the money about 20 mins before the 1st break. The 10:07 is there 5 or so after the 1st break and the 11:07 seems to tighten up even more going to the money 30 mins after 1st break. Stars has just recently revamped these tourneys to pay 594 spots no matter what. So if you are a free roller these are defiantly for you.
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They are a max 3,000 person tourneys, so 3000 X .10 = $300 + 50 = $350, top place gets a bit more than $50 if max is reached.
They are turbo tourneys, so blinds go up every 5 minutes. None should last more than 2 hours with the size of the blinds. It is a great place for beginners to practice and you only need to crack the top 500 to get your entry fee back. To actually make it worth while, you need to get to the final table to make anything over $1.00 (if you consider that worth while!!!) |
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re: super micro buy in tournies on Pokerstars
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these tournaments need to be regarded for what they are.... meaningless. the turbo ones can be kind of fun if you can survive, but it's hard to play any sort of a strategy or even an intellegent game, and the pay outs aren't even close to worth it, so they'll generally be more frustrating then they're worth. they're just something to do. -n |
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These Nano limit tournies are popping up more often now I see. Absolute has a $.50 cent buy in and permits $.25 buy in private freerolls. I imagine some people will play tighter because the have to actually pay money to play. But, there will be those people who treat these tournies like 5/10 cent tables and play pretty much like it is a freeroll.
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re: super micro buy in tournies on Pokerstars
These tournys are great practice for people with a small bankroll. The play is weak tho so it might not teach you much. And its alot of time to put in for little pay out. But only paying .10 and possbily winning 25+ is a big profit margin.
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