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Old 10-19-2006, 05:39 PM
degenrat degenrat is offline
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Default Re: Why do i keep doing it? Satellite guys help me out.

so would i bbe correct in taking away from those numbers that the add on give me $3 worth of value(3/215)?

if so it would be right on the money to take it. certainly not the slam dunk everyone makes it out to be.

and than ks for the math.
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Old 10-19-2006, 07:07 PM
FortunaMaximus FortunaMaximus is offline
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Default Re: Why do i keep doing it? Satellite guys help me out.

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so would i bbe correct in taking away from those numbers that the add on give me $3 worth of value(3/215)?

if so it would be right on the money to take it. certainly not the slam dunk everyone makes it out to be.

and than ks for the math.

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It is a slamdunk. You practically have to have 8-9 times the average chips before taking the insurance is redundant.
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Old 10-19-2006, 07:22 PM
BigAlK BigAlK is offline
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Default Re: Why do i keep doing it? Satellite guys help me out.

Item #15 in the FAQ discusses add-ons briefly ,can't find anything in the Anthology.

There is been extensive discussion on this issue in the Books and Publications forum about this. (It's since turned into a more extensive discussion.) Sklansky's advice in TPFAP says to take the add-on unless you'll be significantly above average after everyone else adds on. Arnold Snyder in his book The Poker Tournament Formula advises always adding on. He's written a few articles on his website here (look for links to the article on re-buys and possibly the valuation of chip articles on the lower left). Do a search on "Snyder" in the books forum and you'll find lots of the argument for and against.
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