Any Full Tilt regulars on here? NL 200 and NL 100

[chicken10der]

you cannot unregister, no button for it, no iron man website link, no e-mailing support. they'll sit you in and blind you out.

on the plus side, one person that did that a couple months ago made the money.

[LifeTilt]

I just typed out a huge post and then when I tried to submit, it deleted. [censored].

Cliffs notes:
Roon's list of NL100 "players" is incomplete and 25% a joke.
Vizer - who would you add/delete?
Welcome Roon and Cardsman.
UnSmart, I thought you were on 2+2 for much longer than since 08/13/07.
If Ron Burgundy would reveal himself, we could all be one happy family.

[VeryUnSmart]

I dont think you can unregister for it after the 1st of the month

[Ryanj37]

Damns looks like I have to get up early and play it then.

[SimaoMacaco]

the iron man only affects rakeback if you have the freeroll (not so free roll on rakeback) selected as your monthly option. Sign up for the medals instead of the iron man tournament. You can do this through promotions webpages.

[chicken10der]

even with the "rakeback cost" the freeroll is still the way to go if you get gold/iron and think you will be available to play. i've cashed for at least $120 in all of them that i've played without even paying attention, and the rb cost is like $32 for iron. that extra $88 is worth way more than the extra 100 medals (worth about $20 with the more expensive iron man store stuff).

[NFuego20]

Yep, the Ironman yesterday had 302 players and a $30k prize pool. Based on that it's roughly a $100 value which you get for $27 if my math or understanding is correct.

I too have done well in these, although with 300 players instead of 200 like it used to be, it has gotten more difficult. I've cashed 4 out of 6 times if I recall, including barely getting into the money yesterday for $120. Not playing in it because it affects rakeback is extremely -ev. If you could enter a $100 buy in tourney for $27, wouldn't you want to as much as possible?

[SimaoMacaco]

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Yep, the Ironman yesterday had 302 players and a $30k prize pool. Based on that it's roughly a $100 value which you get for $27 if my math or understanding is correct.

I too have done well in these, although with 300 players instead of 200 like it used to be, it has gotten more difficult. I've cashed 4 out of 6 times if I recall, including barely getting into the money yesterday for $120. Not playing in it because it affects rakeback is extremely -ev. If you could enter a $100 buy in tourney for $27, wouldn't you want to as much as possible?

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However, if like me you have time constraints selecting medals and saving the entry fee is better. To each there own. =D The math behind playing is compelling however.

[Ryanj37]

Yea ill try not to drink too much and oversleep the freeroll again next month.

[chicken10der]

200nl reg dengbanggang won this months iron, so 'grats to him.