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 What is a sit'n' go tourney?, Bill A., 5. Jul 2003 05:36 | ||
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| Hello Folks, I am not an online player, so please exuse my ignorance, but could some one provide me with a brief explanation of what a sit'n' go tourney is? Thanks Bill A. | ||
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| Re: What is a sit'n' go tourney?, flintsword, 5. Jul 2003 06:07 | ||
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| It is probably best to give you a practical example. You want to play in a SitnGo single table Holdem tournament. You pick a seat, click to get in, they ask you for your entry fee, you pay (for this example) $10+$1=$11, and wait for the table to fill up. The prize fund is made up of 10 players x $10 = $100. The extra $1 is the site's profit, so they make $10 ... :) First place is $50, 2nd is $30, and 3rd is $20. Fourth place through to tenth place gets "A deluxe set of bladeless knives without handles", ... or in better words: nothing. Play well with good cards and you are in the top three. Play like a wild man with low cards and you will be out pronto. Keep a notebook (Do a search in the UPF archives for "notebook" and you will find good advice for that), play well, have fun, and I hope you come out on top in some of those tournaments. Good Luck! flintsword | ||
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| Re: What is a sit'n' go tourney?, 4 POKER, 5. Jul 2003 06:41 | ||
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| on 5. Jul 2003 06:07 flintsword wrote: > It is probably best to give you a practical example. You want to play in a SitnGo > single table Holdem tournament. You pick a seat, click to get in, they ask you for > your entry fee, you pay (for this example) $10+$1=$11, and wait for the table to fill > up. The prize fund is made up of 10 players x $10 = $100. The extra $1 is the site's > profit, so they make $10 ... :) First place is $50, 2nd is $30, and 3rd is $20. > Fourth place through to tenth place gets "A deluxe set of bladeless knives without > handles", ... or in better words: nothing. > > Play well with good cards and you are in the top three. Play like a wild man with > low cards and you will be out pronto. > > Keep a notebook (Do a search in the UPF archives for "notebook" and you will find > good advice for that), play well, have fun, and I hope you come out on top in some of > those tournaments. Good Luck! > > flintsword A deluxe set of bladeless knives without handles! That's hysterical LOL! Great post though, very helpful. 4 POKER | ||
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| Re: What is a sit'n' go tourney?, Bill A., 5. Jul 2003 08:45 | ||
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| Thanks Flintsword, That is good information. Bill A. | ||
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