I was in the process of typing and email to Chris, but lost my work so just decided to post it here. While I applaud yall for the Last Man Standing promotion and the new upcoming one, it seems yall are missing out on a vast majority of your players. As someone stated getting 15K points a day is doable, but impossible for low limit players. My suggestion would be to implement something comparable to what Full Tilt had in their Iron Man. Say low limit guy can get 1 point for 6 months, that should be worth something and I would definitely say increase traffic from players trying to hit that 1 small point for one month and then work up to say 5 pts after the first month for the next month. Then if they can keep that streak going as FT was set up they can turn that into cash or whatever. Just a suggestion I feel yall should look in to.

aksimmons

Thanks for the feedback, we appreciate hearing from you guys on what you would like to see.

We have thrown around ideas such as you have described, but the LMS promotion was a lead in to promotions of this kind.

Thanks again aksimmons.

Ryan

Yeah, for those of us that like the challenge of building up, this could make or break your holdouts with rakeback, AND induce those with rakeback on other skins/sites to sign up.

Thanks for the reply Ryan. While I know the LMS might of been a lead I just hope future promotions include ways for small stakes guys to get in on stuff. While I know you couldn't name a running promotion Iron Man in regards to FT rights, but having a running promotion like their Iron Man was would be a stroke of genius I think. Please have people a reason to play each and every day.

Looks like rakeback is not an issue, since they are re-introducing it.

We designed the LMS promotion to incorporate value for the lower stakes players, knowing that they would not have a significant chance of making the top 50.

For the lower stakes players, we incorporated the $2500 freerolls so they would all be able to get in on the action. All they had to do was stay in the promo long enough to be eligible to compete in the freerolls. Typically, the players in the upper echelon of these promotions are not interested in participating in the freerolls, so the value for the lower stakes players is increased.

That being said, I can appreciate your desire for a 'ironman' style promo that is valuable for players of all levels.

Ryan