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06-30-2007, 08:29 PM
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Re: ** Event 48: $1,000 Limit 2 to 7 Triple Draw Lowball w/Rebuys **
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[ QUOTE ] Is this the one Admo should be sweating a lil more than the others? [/ QUOTE ] ???? [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] They wanted to keep the buy-in low and increase the field, but give the pros an edge because they could afford a bigger risk compared to the 2-7 specialists you find online. if i knew Daniel I would have told him something not so nice, but it was pointless at the time - its obvious his intentions were to make a good situation for himself, not the field or the WSOP itself [/ QUOTE ] I assume the poster thought your comment meant that Daniel had created an event to get himself a bracelet. 
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#13
06-30-2007, 08:37 PM
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Re: ** Event 48: $1,000 Limit 2 to 7 Triple Draw Lowball w/Rebuys **
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Is this the one Admo should be sweating a lil more than the others? [/ QUOTE ] ???? [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] They wanted to keep the buy-in low and increase the field, but give the pros an edge because they could afford a bigger risk compared to the 2-7 specialists you find online. if i knew Daniel I would have told him something not so nice, but it was pointless at the time - its obvious his intentions were to make a good situation for himself, not the field or the WSOP itself [/ QUOTE ] I assume the poster thought your comment meant that Daniel had created an event to get himself a bracelet. [/ QUOTE ] LOL, i forgot about that. And yes, thats what i believe he was thinking in a roudabout way. Update - Brad L is busto, 3 hands in a row he drew 1 card to a 7 and paired.
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06-30-2007, 08:44 PM
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Re: ** Event 48: $1,000 Limit 2 to 7 Triple Draw Lowball w/Rebuys **
I just meant that I thought DN said this was one of his best games. With the smaller field I just thought it gave him a better chance at it.
But I don't get the feeling Admo sweats too much of anything.
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#15
06-30-2007, 08:48 PM
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Re: ** Event 48: $1,000 Limit 2 to 7 Triple Draw Lowball w/Rebuys **
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Is this the one Admo should be sweating a lil more than the others? [/ QUOTE ] Was/am most concerned about this event, the NLHE rebuy events, and event 54 ($5k NL 2-7 Draw Rebuy)
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#16
06-30-2007, 08:54 PM
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Re: ** Event 48: $1,000 Limit 2 to 7 Triple Draw Lowball w/Rebuys **
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I just meant that I thought DN said this was one of his best games. With the smaller field I just thought it gave him a better chance at it. [/ QUOTE ] I can assure you that was not how I perceived it, I am leaving out details because I'm not trying to make this into a bash Daniel post, but the important thing is he insinuated that the structure was designed this way to give himself an edge.
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06-30-2007, 09:12 PM
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Re: ** Event 48: $1,000 Limit 2 to 7 Triple Draw Lowball w/Rebuys **
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[ QUOTE ] Is this the one Admo should be sweating a lil more than the others? [/ QUOTE ] Was/am most concerned about this event, the NLHE rebuy events, and event 54 ($5k NL 2-7 Draw Rebuy) [/ QUOTE ] No need to worry about this one anymore, he's been eliminated.
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06-30-2007, 10:03 PM
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Re: ** Event 48: $1,000 Limit 2 to 7 Triple Draw Lowball w/Rebuys **
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1) The payout structure sucks! Most players have spent in the 6k to 8k range in this field, but payouts start at 5,414 - below what the average total buyin for the finalists will be! Average rebuys should be considered in this calculation, I'd rather see WSOP management drop off 21-24th place and increase the prize pool across the board proportionally. [/ QUOTE ] There were 209 entries and a prize pool $721,804, which is an average buy-in of $3,453.60, plus whatever went into the rake. The min pay-out is thus about 1.5x the buy-in, which seems pretty standard.
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06-30-2007, 10:57 PM
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Re: ** Event 48: $1,000 Limit 2 to 7 Triple Draw Lowball w/Rebuys **
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[ QUOTE ] 1) The payout structure sucks! Most players have spent in the 6k to 8k range in this field, but payouts start at 5,414 - below what the average total buyin for the finalists will be! Average rebuys should be considered in this calculation, I'd rather see WSOP management drop off 21-24th place and increase the prize pool across the board proportionally. [/ QUOTE ] There were 209 entries and a prize pool $721,804, which is an average buy-in of $3,453.60, plus whatever went into the rake. The min pay-out is thus about 1.5x the buy-in, which seems pretty standard. [/ QUOTE ] Thanks. Anecdotal evidence seemed to show that most players were in for 5k or more.
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