You want $100 on it?
Just mine vs yours?
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i think in general, a lot of the teams over valued players who are primarily just NL tourney studs.
how did Yevgeniy Timoshenko not get drafted?
or
allen bari
matt glantz
nick schulman
john hennigan
john monette
Steve, the only player I overpaid for is Shaun Deeb (60) imo... but the kid is running sick right now with 4 scoop bracelets in like a week and I knew I would get guys like Andy Frankenberger and Andrew Badecker cheap because the only person I had to worry about who would know about them was Kevmath... Charder going for 51 was just because I had 51 left... The answer to how bootsy got chris moorman for 1 is simple... Me and him were the only 2 people without a full team and when Moorman was nominated I pretty much had a lock on either choosing him or charder, by choosing charder I would be giving up moorman to bootsie automatically.
I gave Bootsys list a quick look and decided that his team may have been a bit NL heavy so I opted for charder.
Obviously, I like my team best. I think anyone can win, you never know in the series. I clearly had a strategy with my team in that I wasn't looking for only NLH tourney players, looking for mixed game players and players with huge rolls that will play in many events. I think there are many, many players that were not picked that would have been good to select. Note: Only 7 teams of 8 so there should be plenty of good players left.
Of note who were on my list that weren't mentioned: Huck Seed, Justin Boosted J Smith, Justin Young, Sam Stein, Steve Billirakas, George Lind, Scotty Nguyen, Men the Master, Marco Johnson, Matt Glantz, Joe Cheong, Joe Cassidy, E-Lingren, Frank Kassella, Bryn Kenny, Devo, Dan Kelly, Brock Parker, Josh Arieh, Binger, Volpe, Kravchenko and Clements.
I was also flexible and didn't have favorites, since I didn't know how many teams were going to be in the event. I did want a few of the following: J. Mercier, Dwan, Ivey, Katchalov, Seiver, Negraneau, Bonomo, Haxton, Hellmuth, Elky, S. Deeb, D. Alaei and Seidel. They were my top picks, which I got 5!
FYI PLOL - The one drop can be found of here: http://www.wsop.com/2012/thebigone/ Right now I have Dwan confirmed, FML, need Mercier, Bonomo and Hax to register.
Good luck to everyone and their sweats for the WSOP. Thanks again to Jasep and Blind Squirrel, enjoyed the draft. :)
Soft field for the one drop... All those billionaires with all that money, but you have to think it's the best chance for one of them to win a bracelet. They would never stand a chance in a lower buy-in open event.
Honestly, it's not a bad strategy since the field is listed. I still have hope that Mercier, Bonomo and/or Hax will enter it. I at least have Dwan, he's great in Super highrollers and WSOP events.. :S
I knew Boosted J was playing in it and I do regret not drafting him but it was tough at the end with so many players to choose from.
i haven't been following along, can someone fill me in on the scoring?
would winning the one drop for $15 megas give you a huge edge?
or is it minimal because of the field size?
or does the size of the score not even matter?
Heres the edge:
But here would be a disadvantage:Quote:
1st 50
2nd 45
3rd 40
4th 35
5th 30
6th 25
7th 20
8th 15
9th 10
10th-18th 5
Cash 1
All Points are worth double in events with a 10k buy in or higher
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An additional point per 100 entries is awarded to players who
finish in the top 18. No rounding off. An event with 87
players gets no point bonus, a 105 player field gets a 1 point
bonus, a 247 player field gets a 2 point bonus, and a 1425 player
field would award a 14 point bonus to all players in top 18.
i haven't been paying attention and was hoping someone with some time to kill like yourself would fill me in
i am using the one drop as an example
why do you stick around?
most shenanigan tourneys like this are usually kept out of these fantasy drafts - ladies events, etc.
The advantage is that events over 10k award double points and with such a small field it is a much better chance that someone who is a name pro will be going deep in this event, so lets say the field is only 40 players, it gives you a really good shot at scooping double points on a final table finish without having to have one of your players go super deep in a big field event.
This event will be pretty much a mega high roller sit n go, so if you happened to scoop the winner you get double first place points. The list of players was announced already so it wouldn't be a bad decision to lock up some of them.
I personally did not take one drop in to account. I was looking more for guys who routinely go deep in huge field events. So I can scoop as many bonus points as possible.
I also looked for guys who I knew would play the odd ball tournaments, not just non nlhe events, but events that include games that are outside of a regular horse rotation.
No, really, I'm good with how it is.Quote:
Im just messing around. I didn't even realize you only had 6 players lol. 8 vs 8 is the bet.
Just to clarify everything,
My Team vs. Templar
Steve Gross --has been busting his ass to make it on the live tournament scene
Melanie Weisner -- see Steve Gross and change "his" to "her": she also is a phenomonal Heads-Up tournament player
Taylor Paur -- See Steve Gross
Joe Serock -- been playing really well lately
Andrey Pateychuk --should play a bunch since he is a bracelet shy of triple crown
Roberto Romanello --same as Pateychuk
My Team as it would relate to the contest itself is the above plus Justin Smith and Dan Kelly, just to give it some versatility in PLO and other events
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33 left out of 2101 in event number 2 (1500 NL)
Lots of drafted players left, including my first round Draft Pick Andrew Badecker, you guys looked at me like I was crazy.....
Down to 15,
Here are the chip counts. A line next to the player means someone has them in the pool.