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14. September 2010, 16:08:21 Subject: brains tournaments  i'm confused: why would anyone create or play in a brains tournament where the first prize is less than or equal to the entry fee? where's the motivation in that? thanks... 14. September 2010, 17:09:08 Subject: Re: brains tournaments  plaintiger: Do you mean any specific tourney? 14. September 2010, 17:34:43 Subject: Re: brains tournaments Modified by plaintiger (14. September 2010, 17:36:41) Pedro Martínez: yeah, there are rather a few on the Tournaments page (got to by clicking "Tournaments" in the sidebar, of course) in which the first prize is equal to or less than the buy-in. 14. September 2010, 17:09:18 Subject: Re: brains tournaments  plaintiger: If it is the typical "brain entry" tournament, they all say this: The tournament will not be started until the first prize is at least a double of the entry fee 14. September 2010, 17:35:27 Subject: Re: brains tournaments rod03801: noted, rod; thanks. i did notice that when i took a closer look at some of them. |
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