hipshot55
Rock Star
Platinum Level
Is anyone here involved in these $.10 9 player SNG's on Ultimatebet and Absolute?
As I understand it (from the website) Step 1 "pays" top 4. 1 & 2 get tickets to a Step 2 table; and 3 & 4 get a freebie to another Step 1 Table. This goes on up through Step 10 with the top 4 always getting "paid", sometimes with a ticket to the next level table, sometimes a ticket to the same level table and sometimes cash, starting with a nickle for 4th at Step 2 and $3550.00 for 2nd at Step 10. The winner at Step 10 gets a $10,000 wsop Main Event seat plus $2000.00 expense money. Looks like there are around 8 tables seating at Step 1 and Step 2 at any given time.
Railed a couple of Step 1 tables until I got bored (I have trouble staying interested in observing online play if I don't know any of the players) and seemed to be a lot of AIPF first hand kinda play going on.
Just curious if anyone had any direct experience. It's an interesting concept, but I hate 9 player SNG's and am not sure I have sufficient patience to "endeavor to persevere" in the immortal words of Lone Wattie (Chief Dan George).
As I understand it (from the website) Step 1 "pays" top 4. 1 & 2 get tickets to a Step 2 table; and 3 & 4 get a freebie to another Step 1 Table. This goes on up through Step 10 with the top 4 always getting "paid", sometimes with a ticket to the next level table, sometimes a ticket to the same level table and sometimes cash, starting with a nickle for 4th at Step 2 and $3550.00 for 2nd at Step 10. The winner at Step 10 gets a $10,000 wsop Main Event seat plus $2000.00 expense money. Looks like there are around 8 tables seating at Step 1 and Step 2 at any given time.
Railed a couple of Step 1 tables until I got bored (I have trouble staying interested in observing online play if I don't know any of the players) and seemed to be a lot of AIPF first hand kinda play going on.
Just curious if anyone had any direct experience. It's an interesting concept, but I hate 9 player SNG's and am not sure I have sufficient patience to "endeavor to persevere" in the immortal words of Lone Wattie (Chief Dan George).