u just play to bitch that this shits rigged anyway
zab works on a numbers per tourney basis, more players lower the buy in higher the prizepool, from what i see each tourney is still less than the 150 (o 135 if u were a loyality member thingy) than we used to pay on merge and if u win u still get a much larger amount than what u put in if you place high enough, so i dont have an issue im also not gunna sit here and bitch about whether something is added or not :/
its all free points as i dont buy them and when i win its profit...stop bitching for christs sakes
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06-15-2014, 12:16 PM #3117:51 <PooffyFooffy> not everyone screws up things the way I can20:27 <PooffyFooffy> I could use all the help I can get, lol<PooffyFooffy>lol I have my share of duh moments, regularly, lol
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06-15-2014, 12:29 PM #32
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06-15-2014, 12:32 PM #33
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06-15-2014, 12:49 PM #34
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It's kind of reminds me of Steak and Shake's advertising. They advertise 10 meals for under $4, but when you get there it's an additional $2.39 for a drink that is included in the meal price at any other fast food place. I understand what OP is saying, pretty much every other prize added tourney is not configured this way and it feels a little deceiving even though I also understand why Zab has it like this. But back to poker, at the current 10+100 it's not very inviting to induce a new player to come here. The problem is a 3k added tourney should have every freeroll whore and their brother coming here to sign up and if anything it is going to keep the numbers small, and that is definitely not what's best for business.
If you were that good you wouldn't have to tell me, everyone else would tell me.
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06-15-2014, 03:51 PM #35
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Zab are we going to get rake backs for our points. I remember one time you mention that, but I received no rake yet.
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06-15-2014, 03:54 PM #36"Heard you're looking for a stud. Well, I got the S-T-D. All I need is you. " - Rooster
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06-15-2014, 03:56 PM #37
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06-15-2014, 04:13 PM #38
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06-15-2014, 05:49 PM #39
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I am surprised no one has compared a 150 pt $40 freeroll to a 35+90 pt 3k points added freeroll.
500 points = $1
100 points = .20
Meaning
35+90 (aka 125) = $.25 buyin
0+150 (aka 150) = $.30 buyin
Now basically it comes down to how many runners in each tourney. Since the pool never changed, regardless of how many runners, in the carbon, acr, bov freerolls. The expected value of each $.30 buyin is simply the prizepool divided by runners. So a $40 freeroll has a total prizepool of 20,000 points (40.0 x 500). 20,000/85 = 235 points. So we paid 150 points but the tickets were worth 235. It was like zab gave us free 85 points in value per ticket. If the tourney averaged 85 players, on average Zab added 7.225k to the prizepool.
Now for the 3k added games. Essentially it is 3,000 - (55 x # players) This means Zab breaks even at 55 players since 55 x 55 is 3025. Anything under 55 zab is giving away money. Bottom line, if one person regged it would be 2945 extra value in the pool. But on average the $35-$45 freerolls were giving away more extra value of 6k-10k at times.
I assume zab will lower the rake when more players join client freerolls. It is basically a numbers balancing game.
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06-15-2014, 05:56 PM #40
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In both the client and real site freerolls zab is giving away more money than he is raking.
For a 150 point $40 freeroll. He would need 134 runners to profit (40 x 500) / 150.
For a 125 point 3k added freeroll. He would need 55 runners to profit. (3,000)-(55)x(# of runners)
Zab was giving away a lot more free money in the 150/$40 freerolls. But in both freerolls he is giving away money as long as the numbers stay below break even points.