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Originally Posted by BetOnline Dan
I added 10 mins yes to late reg of the rebuys. We do not charge rake on rebuys it all goes to the prizepool but you are not the first to say that to me and I guess its not clear enough in the lobby but I repeat we DO NOT charge fees on rebuys or the addon. The 22 goes to the prizepool for each rebuy in the new 10k r/a.
I just know the details of the tournaments during the hours I play. I know the weekday $5.50 $2500 GTD R/A and the $3.30 $500 GTD R/A had 90 minutes of late reg, then the $11 $4,000 GTD R/A on Sundays had 80 minutes of late reg. The way the schedule stands now - the $5.50 and $3.30 R/A tournaments have 120 minutes of late reg, and the $22 R/A has 110 minutes of late reg. This is not a deal breaker for me by any means. I just know 110-120 is longer than the "norm." I know the $5.50 and $3.30 R/A tournaments never had overlays with the shorter late reg, so I guess I just don't see why time would need to be added to the late reg. With the new $22 $10K R/A, I understand the longer late reg because I can see that tournament overlaying on a semi-regular basis.
In regards to the rake on rebuys and add-ons, you are correct about this and I apologize for commenting on it. It is the tournament lobby that creates the confusion.
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Originally Posted by BetOnline Dan
Your comment regarding PKO's is fair but you should also look at the fact that I am not charging fees for the KO side of things. We actually charge the smallest fees in the industry as far as im aware.
Again, the late reg "issue" with PKOs that I brought up isn't a deal breaker for me. I'm merely just trying to make suggestions because I do like playing on this network, and the longer that WPN doesn't deal with their bot issue, I see more and more players moving over to BOL. So, I would like to see your site be as successful as possible. But the issue with such a long late reg on PKOs deals primarily with recreational players. Simply put, they're just going to lose money quicker than they normally would, and this just isn't good for the poker economy. I'd say at least 60-70% of the field that plays PKOs doesn't understand the least bit about PKO math, and they're going to keep re-entering up until the last minute -- not realizing that they're just lighting money on fire. I just think, economically speaking, it would be better for the PKOs to have a shorter late registration period, or keeping the late registration as is but slowing the structure down.
I just want to reiterate that I'm not trying to complain. You, Dan, have been very helpful in my experience, and I'm just trying to give constructive criticism.