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Perhaps the formula could be based on rake. It's easier to muffle the difference between lower buyins and higher buyins.
This formula makes a win at a 9-person $530 twice as valuable as a win at the 11s or 16s (same rake): Points only awarded for ITM finishes. N=Number of people in SNG P=Place R=Rake <font color="purple">SQRT(N/P) * 20 * R^(1/5)</font> Here are some sample numbers: <font color="blue">1st</font>/<font color="red">2nd</font>/<font color="green">3rd place</font>, 9 person SNG: 5.50/6.50: <font color="blue">52.23</font>/<font color="red">36.93</font>/<font color="green">30.16</font> 11/16: <font color="blue">60</font>/<font color="red">42.43</font>/<font color="green">34.64</font> 22/27: <font color="blue">68.92</font>/<font color="red">48.73</font>/<font color="green">39.79</font> 33: <font color="blue">74.74</font>/<font color="red">52.85</font>/<font color="green">43.15</font> 55/60: <font color="blue">82.78</font>/<font color="red">58.54</font>/<font color="green">47.80</font> 109/114: <font color="blue">93.11</font>/<font color="red">65.84</font>/<font color="green">53.75</font> 215: <font color="blue">103.12</font>/<font color="red">72.92</font>/<font color="green">59.54</font> 530: <font color="blue">118.46</font>/<font color="red">93.76</font>/<font color="green">68.39</font> One quick observation from the above is that a first place is worth approx. the same as a 2nd place 3 buyins higher. I'm not saying that's good or bad, just something consistant I noticed. I had one other thought: could pokerstars reward players bonuses for getting X number of 1sts in a month? For instance, every 100 wins gets you 500 extra leaderboard points (regardless of buyin level). zip |
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