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james marriott (rosjim1)
If i,m pushed for another two ideas it would be: 1. Nations League
2. Female only tourney and male only tourney with two winners playing heads up
how about a couple of 6 or 10 seat er tables where we can play with our poker points so we don't only have to play the freerolls to use them
Make an opponents cards visible after a successful (non all in) show down which you've won. In a real card room I'd always ask to see an opponents cards for maximum information and therefor would see what they've been calling me downwith. To deny you this is to prevent you from developing proper opinions on opponents or indeed giving you back the value in a "pay to see" bet on the end when confident you're ahead. Just lost to a guy who it turns out had called my preflop raise with 58 (and therefor on a 6-7-9 board i didn't bellieve his reraise all in versus my raised JJ preflop) - if had seen his cards I was beating at showdown earlier in the game may have known he was this reckless preflop and would possibly have reappraised situation.
Like I say, apologies if missing something and there's a setting somewhere I need to play with - otherwise why not get this sorted and let everyone have the same info they would live, and allow us to utilise full armoury of skills/knowledge that should be at our disposal rather than kept in the dark and guessing what we've beat.
Cheers.
level one buy in £1 1hour or min 50% exit for novice
level2 buy in £4 1 hour or 50% exit for the fisherman
level 3 buy in £8 1 hour or 50% exit for i think i can win this
level4 buy in £16 1 hour or 50% exit for i know i can win this
level5 buy in £32 1 hour or 50% exit the needy and the greedy
Final buy in £50 waiting list max 50% of entries into level 5 or any amount of entries at level 5 till finish
"in it to win it pros)
This will allow novices to gain experience,regulars can buy back in after a "BAD BEAT" and the better players can pay more "to clean up" and the pros can lose their reputations
ARRAZ
What about some low stakes ie £1.00 all in or fold sattelites for the bounty hunter or bigger tournaments.whereas 1 player wins a seat ...its fast and will get more players in...
Instead how about one freeroll that has a slow blind rise. Similar to ds. this would help introduce new players to this type of game. Increase the points required to buy in if necessary, similar to the Friday night freeroll.
Slight variation on the "Last man standing"
6 man 5 / 10 / 20 pound in winner takes all. Maybe 3000 chips 100/200 blinds which double every time someone gets knocked out, instead of the usual time limit. No prizes for 2nd place.
Inversed!
Each player starts with 50,000 chips and the aim is to get rid of your chips by having the worst hand possible. If you fold a hand, you have more chips added to your tally. If you have the best hand, you take the pot. You need to have the worst hand! You have to be in the hand after the last round of "betting" to be able to get rid of your chips. Pot limited so no all ins with 7-2 !!
So basically Omoha Lo
Slight variation is Razz
that should help you.. dont tune in to watch the tourny,, cause ul only b disappointed unless your after e-mail advice then, thats the show to watch.. or TIKAYS TOUR OF AMERICA.. then, thats the show to watch.. or THE POKER WORLD, then, thats the show to watch
Follow a particular player in a tourny, when they are knocked out, you follow the player who knocked him out, and so on until the final table.
1) it allows us to see a variety of play
2) by concentrating on a certain player for a period of time, it allows the analyst to comment more thoroughly on hands, as opposed to in isolation, as we are viewing a table for a prolonged period
Aski