The 2,334 BTC Guaranteed Texas Holdem Tournament Is Back! ($1,000,000 USD)

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Quote from: cjmoles on April 25, 2016, 06:48:33 PM

This tournament runs about every three months on average. There have been some instances where they have ran several of them in a row however. It's my favorite tournament because there are several way's to get into them. Not only are there cheap satellites by which one can gain entry but there are also several totally free tournament satellites one can take advantage of to gain entry. I can't wait for the next one!

TIP: Start playing the satellites as early as possible to increase your odds of gaining entry into the big one!

good tips. Wink

I love this game and the site is my favorite over any other bitcoin casino/poker site.

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This tournament runs about every three months on average. There have been some instances where they have ran several of them in a row however. It's my favorite tournament because there are several way's to get into them. Not only are there cheap satellites by which one can gain entry but there are also several totally free tournament satellites one can take advantage of to gain entry. I can't wait for the next one!

TIP: Start playing the satellites as early as possible to increase your odds of gaining entry into the big one!

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Damn it really sounds like an awesome tourney with a huge prizepool. To be honest the buy-in is not that much for a huge tourney such as this. Would have gladly played it but offline obligations got the better of me.

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This is very nice tournament, but buy in for me is to big. If I can't re buy couple times then its no purpose to seat at all.
I like betcoin.ag they tournament offer is amazing, tournaments with kow buy in abd big prizes.
Now fortunejack have something similar, you should go to check out.
I wish good luck to all players, let the best win.

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Today is "Game Day"! Cool

The big game starts at 4:00 pm EST

The game will still have late registration for 5 hours (until 9:00 pm EST)

NOTE: They are about to run a special "150 Seat GTD Satellite Tournament" With A $88 Buyin (0.2 BTC)

I am not in the big game but I will be watching the game for a bit. I like to watch the chip leader throughout the game.

I will also try to get in the next million dollar tournament.

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I think this is a big enough Prize and worth only quantities offered for signing up is very large, I think that will follow the tournament poker in Betcoin are those who have been very professional play poker. So I can only watch to see who wins and tries to approach someone who join in order to get the science they have and then in the future I will try to follow in the next tournament. Great gift requires considerable cost to join.

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Quote from: Bytecoiner419 on April 21, 2016, 04:55:43 PM

Quote from: _mr_e on April 21, 2016, 03:50:38 PM

Do they have a nice Android poker app? I really miss SWC:(

I think you can play on your phone but not 100% sure.

you can play open with mobile phone browser but sometimes walking slowly, not bad if you are not emotional person.

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Yup, count me in. Just for 1 buy in though, no rebuys.

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ok $1,000,000 USD prize pool may sound pretty great but risking more than 1BTC for it will be worth? I would take part in the satellite tournament to get for myself a seat to the big game Grin

good luck everybody!

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That is an insane amount of money up for grabs. Good luck to everybody who takes part, proper life changing money that is.

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The big game is tomorrow so you have all day today and part of tomorrow to try and win a seat in the main event that starts tomorrow at 4PM EST.

Good luck everyone

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Quote from: houseo on April 22, 2016, 11:00:03 AM

Quote from: houseo on April 21, 2016, 02:27:22 PM

It's a rebuy tourney for the first 5 hours. That's a little upsetting.

Quote from: Bytecoiner419 on April 21, 2016, 02:45:08 PM

What do you expect when you try to get in for the cheapest.

They have satellite games from $2 up to $60 to get into this huge main event game.

Quote from: unholycactus on April 21, 2016, 06:46:42 PM

Pretty standard for a GTD garanteed tourney.
It would actually be upsetting if it wasn't. Imagine you bust early on and you can't join back in, effectively missing out on a 1M prize pool.

Rebuys are a whole different beast. Every Sunday PokerStars has a $215 buy-in 1M guarantee tournament. There is no rebuy. The problem with rebuys is as follows. If you only have enough for 1 buy-in you are severely disadvantaged.

Rebuy tournaments allow 1 rebuy right at the start, allowing people with money to double their starting chip stack. So if I buy in once, and you buy in twice, I'll start with 10,000 chips and you'll start with 20,000 chips. That's before cards are even dealt. That sucks.

Then at the end of the rebuy period they allow an Add-On. Anyone can pitch in another buy-in for another 10,000 chips. So really, if we both play and don't really if we each break even through 5 hours and you do the rebuy and the add-on, I'll only have 10,000 chips vs your 30,000 chips.

The chip stack and blind ratios are also very different in rebuy tournaments.

I understand people's fascination with big bitcoin prize pools, but understanding poker helps too. This tournament will be verrrry expensive to have any sort of decent shot in. I'd expect poker pros to be putting in upwards of 10 btc each. Standard rebuy strategy, assuming you have the bankroll, is to just go all-in in many hands early and look to build a big chip stack.

You can't compare the Sunday Million to this. Pokerstars has so many players it's very safe for them to run this tourney without rebuys.
And yes, playing a rebuy tourney with only one bullet isn't very smart.

And I've never heard of a "go all in everytime" strategy with multiple buy ins being good.

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Quote from: houseo on April 22, 2016, 11:00:03 AM

Quote from: houseo on April 21, 2016, 02:27:22 PM

It's a rebuy tourney for the first 5 hours. That's a little upsetting.

Quote from: Bytecoiner419 on April 21, 2016, 02:45:08 PM

What do you expect when you try to get in for the cheapest.

They have satellite games from $2 up to $60 to get into this huge main event game.

Quote from: unholycactus on April 21, 2016, 06:46:42 PM

Pretty standard for a GTD garanteed tourney.
It would actually be upsetting if it wasn't. Imagine you bust early on and you can't join back in, effectively missing out on a 1M prize pool.

Rebuys are a whole different beast. Every Sunday PokerStars has a $215 buy-in 1M guarantee tournament. There is no rebuy. The problem with rebuys is as follows. If you only have enough for 1 buy-in you are severely disadvantaged.

Rebuy tournaments allow 1 rebuy right at the start, allowing people with money to double their starting chip stack. So if I buy in once, and you buy in twice, I'll start with 10,000 chips and you'll start with 20,000 chips. That's before cards are even dealt. That sucks.

Then at the end of the rebuy period they allow an Add-On. Anyone can pitch in another buy-in for another 10,000 chips. So really, if we both play and don't really if we each break even through 5 hours and you do the rebuy and the add-on, I'll only have 10,000 chips vs your 30,000 chips.

The chip stack and blind ratios are also very different in rebuy tournaments.

I understand people's fascination with big bitcoin prize pools, but understanding poker helps too. This tournament will be verrrry expensive to have any sort of decent shot in. I'd expect poker pros to be putting in upwards of 10 btc each. Standard rebuy strategy, assuming you have the bankroll, is to just go all-in in many hands early and look to build a big chip stack.

That is true for "rebuy" games but this tournament is a "reentry" game so you can buy back in if you get cracked out but you can not buy more chips when you start and they do not have an "addon" option later in the game.

Here is a screen of the game lobby right now. (You can see they have cheap satellite tournaments running for as low as $2)

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Quote from: houseo on April 21, 2016, 02:27:22 PM

It's a rebuy tourney for the first 5 hours. That's a little upsetting.

Quote from: Bytecoiner419 on April 21, 2016, 02:45:08 PM

What do you expect when you try to get in for the cheapest.

They have satellite games from $2 up to $60 to get into this huge main event game.

Quote from: unholycactus on April 21, 2016, 06:46:42 PM

Pretty standard for a GTD garanteed tourney.
It would actually be upsetting if it wasn't. Imagine you bust early on and you can't join back in, effectively missing out on a 1M prize pool.

Rebuys are a whole different beast. Every Sunday PokerStars has a $215 buy-in 1M guarantee tournament. There is no rebuy. The problem with rebuys is as follows. If you only have enough for 1 buy-in you are severely disadvantaged.

Rebuy tournaments allow 1 rebuy right at the start, allowing people with money to double their starting chip stack. So if I buy in once, and you buy in twice, I'll start with 10,000 chips and you'll start with 20,000 chips. That's before cards are even dealt. That sucks.

Then at the end of the rebuy period they allow an Add-On. Anyone can pitch in another buy-in for another 10,000 chips. So really, if we both play and don't really if we each break even through 5 hours and you do the rebuy and the add-on, I'll only have 10,000 chips vs your 30,000 chips.

The chip stack and blind ratios are also very different in rebuy tournaments.

I understand people's fascination with big bitcoin prize pools, but understanding poker helps too. This tournament will be verrrry expensive to have any sort of decent shot in. I'd expect poker pros to be putting in upwards of 10 btc each. Standard rebuy strategy, assuming you have the bankroll, is to just go all-in in many hands early and look to build a big chip stack.

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Quote from: _mr_e on April 21, 2016, 03:50:38 PM

Do they have a nice Android poker app? I really miss SWC:(

If Android ad poker app will definitely be easier to access

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Dammit, I'm going to be out of town all weekend. Really would have liked to get going on the satellites. Even if it's just the cheap side tournies, it's fun to technically be playing for a piece of the million. Oh well, maybe next time will be better timing for me.

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Quote from: houseo on April 21, 2016, 02:27:22 PM

It's a rebuy tourney for the first 5 hours. That's a little upsetting.

Pretty standard for a GTD garanteed tourney.
It would actually be upsetting if it wasn't. Imagine you bust early on and you can't join back in, effectively missing out on a 1M prize pool.

Bytecoiner419

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Quote from: _mr_e on April 21, 2016, 03:50:38 PM

Do they have a nice Android poker app? I really miss SWC:(

I think you can play on your phone but not 100% sure.

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Do they have a nice Android poker app? I really miss SWC:(

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