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Plays at: PokerStars Prefers: $8/$16 O.E | I wish I had known about these PokerStars step tournaments to the WSOP a bit earlier. I just started playing them this morning. Step 2 and step 3 were a complete breeze. It was like a total freeroll with just waiting till others got eliminated then gambling with nothing to lose in order to move on. I'm on step #4 right now which is a $215 buy-in (I started at $27 buy in for step 2). I'm on a little into this one and the difference is like night and day. Play is a lot tighter once hitting Level 4. In this tournament top 2 go on to level 5, third returns to this step, 4th and 5th drop down a step and 6th goes all the way back to step 6.. which kind of sucks for those with bigger bankrolls but I don't mind all that much - still think with it being such a low rebate though they should just toss it in as cash somewhere but anyways I realize why they don't. Step 1 seems silly to even bother with. Anywyas anyone with a lot of time on there hand, I don't think it will be hard for $27 per restart to get to the step 4 often. I'm 20 minutes into step 4 and not much at all is happenng one guy has 1800 chips and most everyone else has around there starting stack of 1500.. still if I had more time I would play these until I got a seat, or ran out of time - the dead money should get distrubuted rather quick back here giving the better players a chance to keep trying over and over again. Anyone else playing these? I imagine level 5 must be very tough though as I don't see a lot of fish buying in for $700. Its to bad I couldn't just collect 46 level 4 tickets and trade them in for a Main Event seat if it cost me more than $4K to win that many level 4 tickets i'd be shocked. |