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Originally Posted by Curious George
It offers way more play. There's a reason that the highest winrates are 35-45% in the rebuys but nowhere near that in the freezeouts. I know plenty of regs who have 2-3x the ROI in rebuys as they have in 8s(true ROI, not sharkscope).
I think there are other options besides just making a higher rebuy 180, although thats obviously my preference. A 10+1 cubed would be good. I personally like the idea of a 10+1 cubed zoom, but I think lots of others will disagree. 10+1 45man on demands would also be good.
The reason 180 rebuys are good is it offers MTT sized ROIs with significantly less variance. If that can be imitated in any other way it will be just as good, but the easiest way seems to be just raking the rebuys and adding higher stakes.
I don't think the ROI is from that much increased play. The ROI is because the field is weaker. [Also the addon bonus that many dont take probably adds a few % to your roi. But again this is at the expense of fish which I don't like.]
I donno, I just trust Stars on this one (and myself.) These sound great on paper but are likely going to be unsustainable. Also, all these "advantages" you are touting are actually just advantages for yourself. It's difficult to see how this is "win-win" (win for you and win for stars).
I think you should focus your efforts on trying to get 7r's off the ground -- either moved to 7r/180, or more people playing, or something. Basically if 7r's cant get off the ground, then Stars is definitely not going to consider rebuy 180s for some time. I say they should trial some rebuy 180s on sunday.
Edit: Or maybe they should just move those to a more consistent scheduling. Like for example, just have a generic 7r MTT every 10 minutes, with late registration open for 30 minutes like normal. Actually, thats not a bad idea -- it means you can start playing 3 of them right away when you login. [They can use the data discovered to go to every 5 minutes or every 15 minutes at certain time periods so as to keep the number of entrants near 200]
Last edited by Alex Wice; 03-19-2012 at 10:21 PM.