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11-29-2007, 07:42 AM
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Re: 1-table S&Gs - your feedback requested
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[ QUOTE ] I'm a bit amazed at how little most in this thread realize how a 10 v 9 payout structure effects and has effected winrates. Everybody is just used to single digit roi's now I guess. [/ QUOTE ]Why would 10 v 9 payout structure affect ROI? [/ QUOTE ] Why are 100% ROIs attainable in 1000 person tournaments but not 9 player tournaments? It's all relative. Increasing the player pool generally helps immensely. 
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11-29-2007, 10:46 AM
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Re: 1-table S&Gs - your feedback requested
Being a 9-man tourney drops the possible ROI and makes the rake that much more of a factor. The rake is already taking away 30-90% of your edge against other players so any small changes really effect a players' ability to make money.
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