Andyreas
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Hey forum,
I'd like to discuss a few things I noticed about satellites, mainly the low buy-in Sunday Million Satelittes for just $1.1 and a potential ticket to the $109 tourney.
I joined this satie during off-peak hours and there was just a GTD of 2 tickets. My main intention was to win a ticket to the Embrace the Race freeroll where you can win more than 150 tickets.
When I joined this satellite had about 20 players and starting stacks was about 15-20 BBs. My first idea was:
Actual Prize Pool will never reach the 218$.
I quickly gained chips by shoving the right hands and calling the worst bluffs (lol).
My first observation was that the Rebuy phase is ridiculously long: until a double rebuy only gives you around 1BB. But people still kept doing that when there were less than 10 players.
This ended up boosting the prize pool to $266 in the end, giving finishers 3-4 a nice payoff of $22 and the 5th place around 5$.
I finished 4th when my JJ bumped into 55 and he hit a 5 but I took the $20 win and was happy. ☺️
When I tried my luck once again, I saw another player from the previous satellite. I checked and he won a ticket already. So I was wondering what he was doing and figured he probably tried to win a ticket again which would bring him $109 tourney money. 😱
So I figured some people play the Saties for the prize pool since the potential win is 100x the buy-in and there's around 50-60 players in off-peak hours.
What's you opinion on that? Can that be profitable? 🤔
I sharkscoped this player and he played 4 saties with a few rebuys and won the main prize twice, giving him a profit of around $200. 😱
I'd like to discuss a few things I noticed about satellites, mainly the low buy-in Sunday Million Satelittes for just $1.1 and a potential ticket to the $109 tourney.
I joined this satie during off-peak hours and there was just a GTD of 2 tickets. My main intention was to win a ticket to the Embrace the Race freeroll where you can win more than 150 tickets.
When I joined this satellite had about 20 players and starting stacks was about 15-20 BBs. My first idea was:
Actual Prize Pool will never reach the 218$.
I quickly gained chips by shoving the right hands and calling the worst bluffs (lol).
My first observation was that the Rebuy phase is ridiculously long: until a double rebuy only gives you around 1BB. But people still kept doing that when there were less than 10 players.
This ended up boosting the prize pool to $266 in the end, giving finishers 3-4 a nice payoff of $22 and the 5th place around 5$.
I finished 4th when my JJ bumped into 55 and he hit a 5 but I took the $20 win and was happy. ☺️
When I tried my luck once again, I saw another player from the previous satellite. I checked and he won a ticket already. So I was wondering what he was doing and figured he probably tried to win a ticket again which would bring him $109 tourney money. 😱
So I figured some people play the Saties for the prize pool since the potential win is 100x the buy-in and there's around 50-60 players in off-peak hours.
What's you opinion on that? Can that be profitable? 🤔
I sharkscoped this player and he played 4 saties with a few rebuys and won the main prize twice, giving him a profit of around $200. 😱