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1player2
Rock Star
Silver Level
Thank you for your post. I personally try to stay away from the rebuy. With a rebuy strategy just making it into the money isn't profitable unless you make it deep itm. Therefore I stay away because it is discouraging for me to finish itm and still lose. Good Luck
Good Luck To All
Good Luck To All
tagece
Legend
Platinum Level
I think that rebuy only worth it if you are busted just in the beginning of the game. And the stack you will receive is not so far from the average. If is, it's better use your money to enter another tournament will full stack.
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ph_il
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Silver Level
If you're playing within your BR means, there is no problem with rebuying. Now, should you rebuy really depends. You have to consider your starting BBs if you rebuy and how you'd do in that position. Rebuying and have 50 BBs to play with is a lot different than rebuying and have 15 BBs. Are you capable of making those adjustments necessary to be successful?
If you're near the add-on break, I think rebuying is worth it if you're planning on taking the add-on. What I do when I play rebuy MTTs is I always register during the break and take the add-on option. By doing this, I minimize my buy-ins into the game and since late registration has ended and I'm practically just late registering into a standard MTT at his point. At the micro-stakes (where I play) players are playing a little bit tighter as, usually, it's not too far from the money money bubble and many players are trying to get ITM. Fast, loose play has reduced significantly as buying back in is no longer an option. And if you're able to play a mid-low stack effectively and take advantage of the weaker players, you can potentially do well.
Using BOL as an example, registering during the break and taking the add-on gives me a ~27 BBs to start, ~37 BBs if I'm able to take the rebuy option before the add-on. Most of the time, at 37 BBs is around average stack size with very little effort.
If you're near the add-on break, I think rebuying is worth it if you're planning on taking the add-on. What I do when I play rebuy MTTs is I always register during the break and take the add-on option. By doing this, I minimize my buy-ins into the game and since late registration has ended and I'm practically just late registering into a standard MTT at his point. At the micro-stakes (where I play) players are playing a little bit tighter as, usually, it's not too far from the money money bubble and many players are trying to get ITM. Fast, loose play has reduced significantly as buying back in is no longer an option. And if you're able to play a mid-low stack effectively and take advantage of the weaker players, you can potentially do well.
Using BOL as an example, registering during the break and taking the add-on gives me a ~27 BBs to start, ~37 BBs if I'm able to take the rebuy option before the add-on. Most of the time, at 37 BBs is around average stack size with very little effort.
mkdrummey
Visionary
Silver Level
freerolls with rebuys are the worst. I've seen people spend more on rebuys than they would get for winning the tournament, and usually they get knocked out before ITM.
It also benefits the poker sites. I believe once you're out you should be out.
It also benefits the poker sites. I believe once you're out you should be out.
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fundiver199
Legend
Loyaler
First off rebuy and reentry is not quite the same. With rebuy you keep your seat, with reentry you are put on a new random table just like people, who register late. pokerstars only offer rebuy in a few R+A tournaments, which seem to be going out of fashion on the site, whereas 888 Poker always use rebuy and never reenter.
With rebuy my decision is partly based on the quality of the table, just like table selecting in cash games. But other than that I will only rebuy, if this is also a tournament, I would have played, if I just sat down and opened the poker client. So it depends, how deep into the tournament it is, what else has started in the meantime, what is going to start soon, and if I still want to add more tournaments.
With rebuy my decision is partly based on the quality of the table, just like table selecting in cash games. But other than that I will only rebuy, if this is also a tournament, I would have played, if I just sat down and opened the poker client. So it depends, how deep into the tournament it is, what else has started in the meantime, what is going to start soon, and if I still want to add more tournaments.
ASMautoneJr
Visionary
Bronze Level
it usually happens when you lose in the hands you thought you would win, or lose with a high pair, it is usually used this way in my view!
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kubistok
Enthusiast
Silver Level
That's pretty clear for me that rebuy in freerolls is benefit for poker sites. I never do rebuy in freeroll... freeroll will be for my always for free
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kubistok
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Thank you. I have also thought that if the average sack is double or more as rebuy then it will not be convenient for me.
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kubistok
Enthusiast
Silver Level
mar_dragan
Legend
Silver Level
BelFish
Legend
Loyaler
I don’t really like such tournaments either. Most of all i like tournaments without late registration and without additional purchases...
However, if you got out from the game at the initial level of rates and you have a good ROI in these tournaments, then you can make an additional purchase...
However, if you got out from the game at the initial level of rates and you have a good ROI in these tournaments, then you can make an additional purchase...
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fundiver199
Legend
Loyaler
Most poker sites dont even have such tournaments except in the SnG lobby.
