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07-28-05, 09:13 PM
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These might be pretty good while they are new...
Key will be to get a lead and hold it, as your chips carry over to the next round... No sense trying to knock out the 4rth guy if you have the chiplead.
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07-28-05, 10:57 PM
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I didnt see the answer on website so I will ask here.
Does play stop when you get down to 3? You say you carry your chips to next round so im guessing yes. If play stops at top 3 at table how do they decide who got 1st,2nd or 3rd for prize money for that round? |
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07-29-05, 12:16 PM
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hmmm
make it to final round garanteed $20 good profit  Let me make some points why I like these things, follow along. how many times in a MTT have you played one table for about 30 minutes worked up a good table image and about to make some moves and guess what shift time crap a whole new table. Or how many times have you just run a table and guess what move time again. Dont you just hate that? Another thing I like is the fact you just have to get 3rd to pay for your torney and the rest is just free money. I might actully put money online sometime the next month or so to just play these they seem fun. Not alot of money though have to stick to origional plan. Last edited by BrianSwa; 07-29-05 at 12:26 PM. |
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07-29-05, 12:24 PM
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Aside from the whole rake thing....this doesn't really seem like a great value. Basically to make the good money, you need to finish in the money in the final round. Which basically means you're were top 3 for 4 rounds in a row. If you're able to consistently place that high, you might as well go to the steps instead. It just seems like it takes way too much time and your chances of winning something decent is harder than a regular MTT.
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