Ticket value is often ten times larger than a satellite buy-in.I play many satellites tournaments, i agree with you that it's good practice as well
that you have the chance to qualify for major tournaments for less effort.
I do not like turbo and hyper-turbo tournaments, but most players do not play serious poker when they play satellites.The problem is that mostly satellites all have turbo, hyper-turbo structure, but I just hate such tournaments.
If there were more satellites with a slow or normal structure, I would certainly play them
I play Nicolette because there is a possibility to play more expensive tournaments than your bankroll allows.
My opinion is that satellites do not tire and do not spend a lot of time because they are fast and in most cases the gain is ten times the amount invested.total loss of time are absurd those super turbo satellite tournaments however the turbo mode may be more reasonable but that time invested in the satellite will tire you a lot and that is the problem exhausts although you do not believe
I do not like satellites where re-buy is allowed.I've won a few tickets and a little cash. For certain sites you can re-buy back into the game. I try to have enough cash on hand to get back into a game with a re-buy assuming I think I can play my way back into the money or tickets.
I agree with you.I play satellites on PS and I have a positive ROI in almost all of them. The thing is that in the majority (excepting Sunday Storm) you have to play in (you are not able to take tournament money) and most probably you will play to mincash in all of them).I think they are good for the bankroll but you have to be prepared to face better opponents.
Ticket value is often ten times larger than a satellite buy-in.
This is a good opportunity to participate in a good tournament.
How big was your biggest ticket you won over the satellite?My greatest poker successes are via satellites.