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Joined: 09.25.2006

Age: 28
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    Posted: Jun 16th 2009, 02:30 am
    Post subject: Sit n Go's

  • How exactly did they work in AC. Im sure this is similar to poker where a certain number of teams sign up for an x amount of dollar sit n go, then it would start. Was there sign up sheets for different cash amounts, singles or doubles, and how many teams would have to sign up (8?)? Was it a single elim? Wish I could've made it to AC
Joined: 07.24.2008

Age: 29
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    Posted: Jun 16th 2009, 03:32 am
    Post subject: Sit n Go's

  • "cobra"
    How exactly did they work in AC. Im sure this is similar to poker where a certain number of teams sign up for an x amount of dollar sit n go, then it would start. Was there sign up sheets for different cash amounts, singles or doubles, and how many teams would have to sign up (8?)? Was it a single elim? Wish I could've made it to AC

     
    They had 1on1 sit and gos and 2on2 sit n gos. $25, 50, or $100. 4 teams/people play a bracket so you have to win 2 games. They take 20% from all total pots. I loved them and think it should be something that's definitely considered for Vegas.
Joined: 01.01.1991

Age: 35
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    Posted: Jun 16th 2009, 07:10 am
    Post subject: Sit n Go's

  • For 20% of the pot, I'll set up sit n go's in my room.
Joined: 01.01.1991

Age: 82
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    Posted: Jun 16th 2009, 09:51 am
    Post subject: Sit n Go's

  • It was cool. It was a great way to play with people you don't normally play with. I won 3 of them with different people. You put in 50 bucks for the team and win 160. It's not a bad deal. They also moved quickly, which is nice.
Joined: 08.20.2008

Age: 27
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    Posted: Jun 16th 2009, 12:40 pm
    Post subject: Sit n Go's

  • "dub"
    It was cool. It was a great way to play with people you don't normally play with. I won 3 of them with different people. You put in 50 bucks for the team and win 160. It's not a bad deal. They also moved quickly, which is nice.

    your team actually only wins $110 since the other $50 is your money to begin with... it's essentially the same as winning 2 $50 cash games. however, if you go 1 and 1 in $50 cash games, you break even, whereas in the sit n go's you would be down $50.
     
    but i do agree it is a great way to play people you normally wouldn't.
  • Last edited on Jun 16th 2009, 12:46 pm
Joined: 01.01.1991

Age: 82
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    Posted: Jun 16th 2009, 01:08 pm
    Post subject: Sit n Go's

  • "wianek"
    "dub"
    It was cool. It was a great way to play with people you don't normally play with. I won 3 of them with different people. You put in 50 bucks for the team and win 160. It's not a bad deal. They also moved quickly, which is nice.

    your team actually only wins $110 since the other $50 is your money to begin with... it's essentially the same as winning 2 $50 cash games. however, if you go 1 and 1 in $50 cash games, you break even, whereas in the sit n go's you would be down $50.
     
    but i do agree it is a great way to play people you normally wouldn't.

    Yup, you're right. Haha. Well, it's fun, regardless. I'd love to see them do them at the WSOBP.