Live STTs: How much rake is beatable?

[Eagles]

From what I hear the 125-300 play worse than the party 11s.

[blackize]

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From what I hear the 125-300 play worse than the party 11s.

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*Drools*

[Slim Pickens]

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From what I hear the 125-300 play worse than the party 11s.

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*Drools*

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Like I said, hock stuff to play in these. No matter how prepared you think you are for how bad the play will be, it will still blow you away.

[AMT]

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From what I hear the 125-300 play worse than the party 11s.

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*Drools*

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I thought bigjoe mentioned that in the 25k sit and go in monte carlo most of the table, if not all had no idea what ICM was muchless playing sound sng strategy.

[TruFloridaGator]

Wow, I wish I could multitable these things.

[Gramps]

The $525s at the WSOP are a great deal if anyone gets a chance to play them - plays like the Party $22 or $33s, and the rake is like 2% if you tip nicely ($512 goes in prize pool, you get $10 food voucher as well for your $13 in rake).

You get paid mostly in tourney chips, but even if you're not playing any WSOP events, you can usually trade them to someone for cash who is.

[abarber]

Blackize,

Theo_Brixton and I crushed these at TS for an 80% ROI over 10 or so. Ignore the rake and good luck shipping it.

[Josem]

your edge is reduced by the crazy fast structure of these things.

[Kevin8423]

Assuming TS=Turning Stone, do they always run SNGs there? I'm planning to go up sometime soon and my friend didn't think they were running them last time he went up.

[albinoskunk]

They run all weekend long for sure.

I posted this same topic months ago with the Turning Stone structures and was told that, yes, they're beatable, but probably not for a worthwhile hourly after the rake.