HELP when's the Friday nights rebuy kick off???????

[Bacon]

I like this idea and hate it at the same time. As we know it'll never happen, but its an interesting thought.

I completely understand why they wouldn't restrict it.

[Scotty]

Why does it matter that he's trying for another ticket - he may want to hold the second one over, or he may want to sell it. The prize pool is the same, so who cares??

I don't believe tickets can be held over. So the only option someone who won a 2nd ticket on Friday night has, is to sell it between then and Saturday morning. Otherwise it would be forfeited.

[kentishgirl2010]

Why does it matter that he's trying for another ticket - he may want to hold the second one over, or he may want to sell it. The prize pool is the same, so who cares??

I don't believe tickets can be held over. So the only option someone who won a 2nd ticket on Friday night has, is to sell it between then and Saturday morning. Otherwise it would be forfeited.

So if you already happen to have a ticket, you pretty much have to sell it that night.......hmmm.....the question is whether that is worth it? Your only pool of buyers would be the ones there on the Fri night and they would have already spent cash re-buying ($40-$100) so if you were to sell it, you would maybe only get a couple hundred for it.

Personally, I would save my cash, enjoy myself at the party and spend the money for the bounty event over the weekend. Let the ones who don't have a ticket battle it out.

[Sinitster]

I am pretty sure he has sold the other ticket .

Maybe his plans have change and may be able to play the GF now .

What if he already has a potential buyer lined up ?

Loves playing poker , and would enjoy the evening !


Just a couple of reasons he may want to play this game ...

Pretty sure i was told rego is 6.30 for this game also

[rcon]

Bob could potentially knock someone out who really wants a ticket, with some ultra-loose play, because "What do I care, I have a ticket" mentality, and then try and profit from said loser.

how is this different from any other poker tournament? Just because we place a higher value on $500 ticket than we do a $10 CBI or a freeroll for point, doesn't mean the principle is any different.

I used to get antsy when I got knocked out of $50 SnGs with "ultra-loose play", and on those occasions when I arced up, I got told "its only $50", yet I'm the one saying "its only $x" when I play that way and knock someone out of say a $10, or $5 sng.

You pays your monies, you take your chances - you don't want to risk your cash in a game where someone might be playing ultra loose, don't play

[AceLosesKing]

So if you already happen to have a ticket, you pretty much have to sell it that night.......hmmm.....the question is whether that is worth it? Your only pool of buyers would be the ones there on the Fri night and they would have already spent cash re-buying ($40-$100) so if you were to sell it, you would maybe only get a couple hundred for it.

Personally, I would save my cash, enjoy myself at the party and spend the money for the bounty event over the weekend. Let the ones who don't have a ticket battle it out.

3 tickets, yes. eg:

You won a ticker earlier in the season. You'll be using this ticket for the GF.
You win a second ticket at some point - this can be transferred over to the next season for yourself.

Anymore tickets after this HAVE to be sold/given away.