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Classification in tournements
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_BLizZaRd_ wrote
at 7:54 PM, Monday April 13, 2009 EDT
Ryan if u read this it would be nice if you could explain me the prize and money classification of the tournements.
Before I signed in the Monday 20k today I saw the last tournement pay out: Top 4 were paid out : (261k;145k;104,4k; and 69;9k) with 28 people. Then I played the tourney and was at the final table and somebody was kicked out 5th. Later I finished 4th and I thought I get some cash but I was wrong and got 0. 26 people played there (only 2 people less than the tournement last week). Top 3: 270k;162k; and 108k So Ryan can u tell me if theres a automatic generation of delivery schedule (internet translation lol) or arbitrary classification or who gives these instructions??? I would like to know this because it would be useful for me to see my chances to get paid out before the tourney starts. If someone knows how this system works please post it here cause I think many players are interested in that. |
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chino ' wrote
at 9:25 PM, Monday April 13, 2009 EDT Its because the tourney with 28 ppl had payouts for top 4.
the other tourney had payouts for top 3, because less people |
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Delboy71 wrote
at 7:20 AM, Tuesday April 14, 2009 EDT If the payout is variable rather than fixed then the payout will be equal to the number of tables there are in the tourney with a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 9.
If you click on the tourney link, then you will be able to see if the payout is variable or fixed. The amount of the payouts is then determined by a percentage based system and is different according to the number of people that will get paid out. I have the percentages at home and will post later if i remember. hahahhahahahahhahahah LMAO xo ;-) |
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Delboy71 wrote
at 7:24 AM, Tuesday April 14, 2009 EDT I think this might be slightly different for the Friday 5's tourney where there are 5 per table but if I recall, is still equal to the number of tables.
Basically, for the other tournies divide the number of entrants by 9 to get the number of tables and round up. For Friday 5's tourney, divide by 5. hahahahhahahaha LMAO ;-) xo |
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_BLizZaRd_ wrote
at 8:04 AM, Tuesday April 14, 2009 EDT Well ok but theres something weird.Look at the pay outs there:
Monday 20k (Feb 09, 09): 26 players http://www.gpokr.com/tournaments/24/stats/44787921 Monday 20k yesterday: 26 players http://www.gpokr.com/tournaments/24/stats/44789032 Do you have any ideas about his? |
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Delboy71 wrote
at 2:50 AM, Wednesday April 15, 2009 EDT The Feb 9th tourney had 28 players according to this...
http://www.gpokr.com/tournaments/24/stats I don't know why it shows as 26 players when you click on full results. |
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_BLizZaRd_ wrote
at 4:48 AM, Wednesday April 15, 2009 EDT Ok you're right 2 people miss there.^^
"I have the percentages at home" Is it possible that u can post these percentages here.It would be useful ty |
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Delboy71 wrote
at 5:37 PM, Wednesday April 15, 2009 EDT If:
Payouts = 3 1st = 50% 2nd = 30% 3rd = 20% p/o = 4 1st = 45% 2nd = 25% 3rd = 18% 4th = 12% p/o = 5 1st = 40% 2nd = 23% 3rd = 16% 4th = 12% 5th = 9% p/o= 6 1st = 38% 2nd = 22% 3rd = 15% 4th = 11% 5th = 8% 6th = 6% p/o = 7 1st = 35% 2nd = 21% 3rd = 15% 4th = 11% 5th = 8% 6th = 6% 7th = 4% p/o = 8 1st = 33.5% 2nd = 20.5% 3rd = 14.5% 4th = 11% 5th = 8% 6th = 6% 7th = 4% 8th = 3% (yep pays out 100.5% in total) p/o = 9 1st = 32% 2nd = 19.5% 3rd = 14% 4th = 11% 5th = 8% 6th = 6% 7th = 4% 8th = 3% 9th = 2.5% 9th = 2.5% |
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These cards suck wrote
at 5:53 PM, Wednesday April 15, 2009 EDT I know this pending on how many table there are is how many get paid.
7 tables top 7 get paid. Max of top 9 can get paid and min of top 3 get paid so if there are 12 tables or 25 tables only the top 9 get paid. However, if there are 1,2 or 3 tables only the top 3 make any cash back. |
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masuhujo wrote
at 1:34 AM, Thursday April 16, 2009 EDT "(yep pays out 100.5% in total) "
Pay outs are within 90-something % and 100-something % I even seen a payout of 103% in past week. The excact % are not used on here and (im just guessing here) it seems that the more chips you won ingame, the higher the payout % gets.. |
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Delboy71 wrote
at 7:55 AM, Thursday April 16, 2009 EDT example?
all the payouts in the tournies have equalled the exact percentages i stated apart from maybe the ones that payout at 100.5% |