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Re: Pokerstars VIP $285 cash question
You can do any number of them in any combination. Unless you are short on cash and need money now there is never any reason to do anything but the $1500 one.
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Re: Pokerstars VIP $285 cash question
you should just play the 5400 fpp satalites for a $215 seat. 4/10 get seats. You can play 4 of them for the price you paid for that bonus.
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Re: Pokerstars VIP $285 cash question
That assumes they win all 4. Someone who is looking to take advantage of a $285 bonus is most likely not experienced enough to have that kind of win rate.
Then you need to calculate what the expected value of playing the $215 tournament is for someone of this level of experience. Plus also since he is asking about $285 bonuses we have to assume he can't afford to buy bigger bonuses. As such he will be unable to repeat this. As a one off shot there is no way to get around the large variance in MTTs. |
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Re: Pokerstars VIP $285 cash question
[ QUOTE ]
You can do any number of them in any combination. Unless you are short on cash and need money now there is never any reason to do anything but the $1500 one. [/ QUOTE ] I started playing on Stars in early June and have only accumulated 27k FPPs for "the calendar year." I doubt I'll be able to reach 100k by January, but I might be able to get to Platinum Star. |
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Re: Pokerstars VIP $285 cash question
ya
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Re: Pokerstars VIP $285 cash question
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That assumes they win all 4. Someone who is looking to take advantage of a $285 bonus is most likely not experienced enough to have that kind of win rate. Then you need to calculate what the expected value of playing the $215 tournament is for someone of this level of experience. Plus also since he is asking about $285 bonuses we have to assume he can't afford to buy bigger bonuses. As such he will be unable to repeat this. As a one off shot there is no way to get around the large variance in MTTs. [/ QUOTE ] he doesnt have to win all 4. if he wins just 1 outta 4 he makes 215$. and he can unregister from the sunday million and get tourney dollars which can be sold for like 99% value. |
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Re: Pokerstars VIP $285 cash question
If he only wins 1 out for he is getting 0.00995/point if he sold it at 100% value. That is less then the 0.0114 he'd get with the $285 bonus. For the tournament route to be worth it he'd need to win about 35% of the time when you factor in opportunity loss from the time and also the 1-3% loss selling $T
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Re: Pokerstars VIP $285 cash question
Probably not the exact right place to ask this, but I'm wondering if there are any benefits to signing up a specific way on pokerstars. For example, my friend is already a member, will it benefit him if I a) ... ? I'm not looking for sign-up bonuses because we're making a trade for money from one site to another. Any help would be appreciated (either here or pm).
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Re: Pokerstars VIP $285 cash question
If you are going to hit Platinum VIP, you should never buy this bonus. The bonus available at Platinum level gives you more $$$ for your VIPs.
gir, You can sign up through sites like Boogster or PSO and get free stuff or cash for signing up through them. |
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Re: Pokerstars VIP $285 cash question
LOL @ all these people that say "wait ... months for ... ".
Did you ever hear of Keynes? Although he was a commie he said something very interesting: long term we all die (sorry for re-translation errors). That means $100 today is much more than $100 after 10 years. And as a poker player point of view: it's getting worse and worse. I guess $100 today has for me the same value as $1.000 after a year. |
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