Now the max players registered in the freeroll have changed from 4000 to 1000.And I dont think its good idea.
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luckytvguy wrote:
Now the max players registered in the freeroll have changed from 4000 to 1000.And I dont think its good idea.
I believe that 1000 players is more than enough in a freeroll. Not like PS where there could be 10,000 playing for a $50 prize pool
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ritehere wrote:
I believe that 1000 players is more than enough in a freeroll. Not like PS where there could be 10,000 playing for a $50 prize pool
I like the smaller fields, that Cake is offering in the freerolls. It is easier to "cash" in them, and is less time consuming. Also, I don't think, the payouts haven't changed.
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Arbuckle wrote:
I like the smaller fields, that Cake is offering in the freerolls. It is easier to "cash" in them, and is less time consuming. Also, I don't think, the payouts haven't changed.
I like the lower field, however I would modify slightly and only allow a player to register once per day for a freeroll. That would allow a bigger mix of players the opportunity to play in them. Some of us can't get registered fast enough when they open. I rarely register for freerolls that require more than 4 hours to get a small prize.
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ritehere wrote:
I believe that 1000 players is more than enough in a freeroll. Not like PS where there could be 10,000 playing for a $50 prize pool
1000 is certainly enough PS gors crazy with 4 and 5 k
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pokerpro_1 wrote:
1000 is certainly enough PS gors crazy with 4 and 5 k
If the prize pool is the same, why would you want more players in it?
I don't get it :confused:
I don't get it :confused:
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Samango wrote:
If the prize pool is the same, why would you want more players in it?
I don't get it :confused:
1000 sounds great i rarely play freerolls anymore, or only if I'm playing another tourney. This sounds decent, shouldn't take more than a few hours to finish. Definately have to be quick on the registration button though.
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