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08-08-2007, 03:06 AM
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Is Sharkscope Worth It? Tourny Selector?
So i was messing around with some of the sharkscope feature today. (i dont have subscriptions)
But i found out you could use "tourny Selector" to rate tournys currently filling up... It rates it as difficult/nuetral etc. (takes one search) Do you guys think its advantageous to check ahead of time if a table is soft or not before joining... I couldnt figure out how SCOPE scores tables Ex: 1 good +ROI and one -ROI = Nuetral? does anyone here who doesnt massive multi-table use this funtcion. May be benificial for those who play say only 4 tounys and stagger starts to look ahead no? just some feedback ps: whats the deal with stars blocking SCope? When and to what effect? 
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08-08-2007, 08:48 AM
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Re: Is Sharkscope Worth It? Tourny Selector?
its gna be an opt in thing as oposed to opt out as it is now. not sure when mind
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08-08-2007, 11:07 PM
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Re: Is Sharkscope Worth It? Tourny Selector?
I used sharkscope a few months ago to table select while 4 tabling. It was pretty helpful. I was using it on stars like 4 months ago and it worked perfectly, not sure about it now as I'm on FTP. I only played on one's with at least 1 fish rating. It's definitely a good thing to have if you don't mind playing 6 handed or 9 handed or 18 handed. Basically, you should be ready to play any game and also ready to balance 4 tables of differing # of players. SC is also great if you aren't just a holdem specialist as some of the HORSE sngs can be weak too.
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