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Originally Posted by ceedonsson
Is it me or do the Turbo series ABI is really too high. From the company standpoint it's all about the prizepool generated wich makes them a certain percentage of money/buyin fee. According to that fact you should aproach the tournaments creation using the logic of finding the ABI that will generate the biggest prizepools. Ofc you should take other factors as day of the week, time etc. but ABI seems like a crucial point and also really easy to calculate when you have other similiar tournaments to compare it too. The worst part is they are not only making the prizepools smaller with this huge ABI but they are also eliminating a huge part of the recreational player pool and the mtt reg pool wich makes that tournaments even softer for the top dogs and any other mtt reg that can afford that buyin. The recs and whales will get torn apart and the money will be centralized and cashed out so they didn't only lose out on the prizepools but also with the money not circulating after the series is over.
Pretty sure the abi on this turbo series is smaller than last years TCOOP, where there was quite a $1k ME, a lot of $720 events iirc and possibly multiple 2ks (not remembering super well)
14 buyins on this turbo series are $216+ and then there is 1 55rebuy and 1 109rebuy. Doesn't seem like many high stake events for a 74 event series.
$55/$109/$215 seems like great pricing for the majority of a series events. Will be ton of $5/$10/$20 satellites into events which gives micro-low stake players plenty of chances to qualify and also the buyins are big enough to interest players who play midstakes+, making the prizepool of many other midstake+ tournaments soar during the series.
I think they got it pretty right