Raking in More than you should?

donkeyplop

My brain hurts!!

acebarry10

£11.01 , or £11.56 hehehe

kaymac

In Response to Re: Raking in More than you should?:

Its quite simple, they are a buisness and therefore will charge for playing all tourneys, except freerolls, so on that basis the cost of any satelitte has to cover the cost of the rake of the satellite and the full cost including the rake of the main event. We have to remember they do this to make money and offer many players the chance to get into the more expensive tourneys at a fraction of the full cost. If you want a smaller percentage of rake then buy in for the full amount, not that makes sense really. col
Posted by mr_mbro

except when its a rebuy off course, but don't mention that !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PILLOWMAN

I WISH GREG WOULD TAKE THE TIME TO EXPLAIN THIS TO ME

DOHHHHHHH

WOW

JingleMa

I don't get it.

bryan1960

In Response to Raking in More than you should?:

15k Primo Entry £50+£5 =£55.00 Primo Satelite £11+£1.00=£12.00 Primo Sats have a 1 in 5 entry - that means entry into the primo is £55.00 + £5.00 rake, whereas direct entry is only £50.00 + £5.00 rake. Why is the entry fee £50.00 + £5.00 rake for direct entry - but £55.00 + £5.00 rake for satelite entry? Surely for satelites it should be £10.00 + £1.00 Rake (1 in 5)
Posted by POKERTREV

Rakes should be cheaper in winter ,like all garden tools at this time of year,check out your local Wilkinsons,problem solved.

GaryQQQ

Each seat won via a satellite earns Sky £10 (£50 of the £60 goes in the prize pool), they earn £5 on each seat bought by those who buy in direct.

You pay your money, you take your choice.

It could be argued that the satellites are softer than the main event, so they still represent good value.

beaneh

This happens on all the main sites too.....

debdobs_67

In Response to Re: Raking in More than you should?:

I don't get it.
Posted by JingleMa

Me neither ;o)

monkey123

bump


So wheres the £1 going ??????