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 Looking for tournament Info, Jonny-Sax, 31. Aug 2003 22:07 | ||
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| Ok, so i've got all the major pokerrooms on my computer, i'm spending my days playing and hiding form the boss, now I feel its time to start diping my toe in the Tournament pool. But what to look for? If anyone can find the time to let me know what makes a good online tournament I would really be greatful. Do I go to where the trafic is, or the cash (Although I'm not taking that home just yet.) or the Tornament location. Any Advice appreciated. Regards, J-Sax | ||
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| Re: Looking for tournament Info, Lee Vaughn, 1. Sep 2003 08:21 | ||
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| PokerStars seems to be the place for tournies judging by the past posts on the subject, but I haven't tried it myself. I would also suggest Ultimatebet, which I do have experience with. I mainly suggest UB because of their software, which I think contains a good info screen during the tourney as well as having my favorite layout. They have a decent selection of daily tourneys, and the sit and go's fill quickly and usually include a player or three anxious to give their chips away quickly. (I would also wait to play until I was done working, but that's just me lol) Lee | ||
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| Re: Looking for tournament Info, chasepoker, 1. Sep 2003 08:26 | ||
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| I would say go for Paradise for sit and go's and either poker stars or UB for the mutli table games. I prefer Stars as a) they let me cash out in £sterling and think the structure of the competition is very good. Try one of the free tournaments on Pokerstars and see what you think. Chasepoker | ||
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| Re: Looking for tournament Info, kennycatkiller, 1. Sep 2003 18:14 | ||
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| The very best over-lay is the Saturday tournament on PokerRoom.com. The house adds $2500 to the (max) 750 players times $1. Thus, the prize pool is $3250--the winner gets more than $1000, while 15th place gets $20. Sure, that is a lot of players to wade thru, but you can't beat the overlay. Good luck Honest_Ken | ||
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