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Pay out structure - minor places....
7pm £500 gtd tourny last night, for finishing between 10th and 20th, you won £5, in a tourny that cost £5.50 to play.
In the rake-less BH this afternoon, 10-20th pays £3. For a £5 entry fee.
What do people think about this? - It's abit pointless to play for so long, cash, and lose money??
I prefer top heavy prize pools, but I understand others prefer more places played...
So how about pay top 12? or top 15? But ensure that cashing in a tournament results in a profit?????????????
Opinionz?
(the prizes in the rebuys is really good, even for making a min cash, you 4x your initial buy in) - Can something like this be worked out for normal tournys?
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Anyone cashing is likely to also have scored some bounties so they will make more than their entrance fee.
If theres 101 runners then there are 20 paid. If there are 199 runners then there are 20 paid.
+1 Doh, As a minimum cash, I want to cover my buy-in.
"Sky have a flawed payout scheme for tournies that get between 100-200 runners.
If theres 101 runners then there are 20 paid. If there are 199 runners then there are 20 paid."
Sky need to re-structure the percentage payout table, divided into say 5 or 10 players, that way the number of paid places is better reflected against the number of starting players. (Just like the Satellite structure).
NB: Other sites display a payout table structure (places paid per starters) that is shown prior to tourny.
That allows you to decide beforehand if it is worth the buy-in, to finish in the lower end of the cash.
Scotty makes a very good point, there should obviously be more steps between 100 and 200.
WTH...... you on about doh?
.....Minors should not be playing poker anyway!!!
As many prizes as possible please but none less than entry unless BH
+1 Doh spot on
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