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Originally Posted by Slappz
What is the reason Stars isn't loading multiple of the high volume popular SNGMTT's in the lobby at once? The 2.5 180man turbo and 3.5 45man turbo come to mind as tourneys that fill up fast, but still they aren't loading optimally to fit the demand.
They start up every few minutes at primetime, this could be increased easily by 50% if you had 2 going at once for each format in the lobby. I'd love to see Stars implement this for a week during peak hours. Seems like both sides would beneift as more games will run.
LOL no.
There are already far too many tournaments open for registering on the SNG tab, we certainly don't need any more clutter in there; if anything there should be an exercise resulting in a massive reduction of open lobbies, to concentrate people in games and allow them to get started more quickly.
It might be ok for regs to look at the main lobby, when they can work the filters really well, but who wants a game full of regs? There will be plenty of randoms who don't use the filters at all, and they are faced with a bewildering choice of literally hundreds of SNGs — I just tried to count them, but I gave up at 300, and I wasn't even halfway down the scrollbar.
Under the SNG>Multi-Table>Micro tab alone there are 54 lobbies (I did count these). Most of them take forever to fill, or worst of all, never go off at all, like 16-man $1.50 FL Stud turbos. That's ridiculous, and adding yet more lobbies really isn't going to help in terms of driving volume.
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Originally Posted by eh777
^This
It's been years and they still don't do it, Full Tilt do it - and it works out really well on there.
It doesn't "work out really well" at all on Full Tilt; their volume has always been lol-bad for MTTSNG, even before BF and all that followed it. As of right now, there are currently just six MTTSNG tourneys running. That's six, for all games, formats, speeds and buyins, including satellites. In fact, they can't even get a single 18man to fire off this time of day, all lol-six of them are actually Rush on Demand. And considering that those are multi-entry, that means even fewer unique people playing, concentrating the regs even more. Given what it produces, doing the exact opposite of whatever FTP does seems to be a much better idea than copying them imo.