Cashing out of the Full Tilt $40K?

[Beachman42]

Big fish:

I donked my way into the $100+9 Full Tilt $40,000 through a $4 MTT (I flopped GOOT all night [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]). My questions:

1. Should I take my shot? I have *NEVER* entered a MTT over $25. Ever. If I cash out, I can enter 4 to 10 of my normal entries. I have FT'ed and won a few $10 to $25 MTTs, but I still have much to learn.

If you advise to cash out, how? I looked at the tourney lobby and there was no "un-register" button. I sent support an email asking if its possible.

2. If I play, anyone have any experience with this event? Any trout to be aware of? FT is pretty far off the beaten path, but I like it.

Thanks in Advance,

Beachman

[NoahSD]

How much will you regret losing the 109? Are you building a BR or just screwing around?

[cameronw01]

I'm fairly sure Full Tilt is like Party - if you win, you have to play.

[THEOSU]

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I'm fairly sure Full Tilt is like Party - if you win, you have to play.

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Oh, and don't do anything dumb in the tournament. In the first two rounds, don't overvalue even TPTK. In the later rounds, play to maintain when you're going card dead - if you're not getting service, don't try to do too much. Also, run good.

This is the best advice I can give for Full Tilt's bigger tournaments.

[Beachman42]

I don't care at all about the $109. My BR has several zeros behind it as I have a full time job that pays more than the bills.

I don't want to waste my time if I'm in too deep. Its more a question of how different are the larger buy-ins. I have won a PS $22 180, 2 Full Tilt $10 MTTs of 200+ runners, 3-4 UB $10 Limit MTTs, and FTed a slew of FT/UB/PS <$25 MTTs.

I feel pretty comfy there, but never had this opportunity. I entered with $4 on a lark & after 4-5 beers.

[Beachman42]

Thanks, OSU. I saw you recently had some luck at the $1K. [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img] Looks like I'm playing if un-registering isn't an option. Go me!

[adanthar]

Beachman,

The difference between an FT 24+2 and an FT 100+9 is a dozen Internet pros and a bunch of railbirds (and maybe more chips, I forget). Otherwise, the play is exactly identical and bad. Don't worry about it.

[runout_mick]

Play it and be amazed at how much softer it is than you expected...

[Fatdogs12]

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Big fish:

I donked my way into the $100+9 Full Tilt $40,000 through a $4 MTT (I flopped GOOT all night [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]). My questions:

1. Should I take my shot? I have *NEVER* entered a MTT over $25. Ever. If I cash out, I can enter 4 to 10 of my normal entries. I have FT'ed and won a few $10 to $25 MTTs, but I still have much to learn.

If you advise to cash out, how? I looked at the tourney lobby and there was no "un-register" button. I sent support an email asking if its possible.

2. If I play, anyone have any experience with this event? Any trout to be aware of? FT is pretty far off the beaten path, but I like it.

Thanks in Advance,

Beachman

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I don't know I played the Full Tilt 40k Guanenteed on Saturday and took 4th place. I kinda felt it was soft, though difficult the people weren't very agressive.

The 4 grand is a nice reward from playing with softies