winner takes all tournaments.
winner takes all tournaments.
Is it at all possible to have tournaments that are winner takes all and don't use the percentage system based on seats filled. Like 100% for first place only.
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Re: winner takes all tournaments.
Yes, that's exactly how you do it. Create a one-line payout structure with 1 place paid at 100.00% for any entrant range (2-1000).Demented wrote:Is it at all possible to have tournaments that are winner takes all and don't use the percentage system based on seats filled. Like 100% for first place only.
Re: winner takes all tournaments.
Sweet, thank!
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Re: winner takes all tournaments.
In the Remote Admin interface, the Payout field would just look like this:
In the Windows console, it would look like this:
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2-1000, 100.00
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Entrants Percentages Paid Total
2-1000 100.00 1 100.00
Re: winner takes all tournaments.
hi Kent,
how about customized prize ? like 1m guaranteed and it will pay out in the customized rule or default rules ..
how about customized prize ? like 1m guaranteed and it will pay out in the customized rule or default rules ..
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Re: winner takes all tournaments.
That's what the Prize Bonus field does already.madcow wrote:hi Kent,
how about customized prize ? like 1m guaranteed and it will pay out in the customized rule or default rules ..
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Re: winner takes all tournaments.
Actually, a guaranteed prize would mean ....
an 'At Least' prize amount. so if buyins are less then the guarantee, then it still pays out the guarantee. If buyins go above the guarantee, then it pays out the normal buy in prize.
As far as I know, this cannot be done with current options. (I could be wrong)
an 'At Least' prize amount. so if buyins are less then the guarantee, then it still pays out the guarantee. If buyins go above the guarantee, then it pays out the normal buy in prize.
As far as I know, this cannot be done with current options. (I could be wrong)
Re: winner takes all tournaments.
you are right .. that's what i meant .SpazzPoker wrote:Actually, a guaranteed prize would mean ....
an 'At Least' prize amount. so if buyins are less then the guarantee, then it still pays out the guarantee. If buyins go above the guarantee, then it pays out the normal buy in prize.
As far as I know, this cannot be done with current options. (I could be wrong)
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hi Kent,
i looked into the bonus .. that was the amount that added up to the current price and not the 1 price that setup .. but the bonus price option is also nice too ..
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Re: winner takes all tournaments.
The current system is a guaranteed minimum (when multiple bonus is disabled). What you described is a guaranteed maximum.SpazzPoker wrote:Actually, a guaranteed prize would mean ....
an 'At Least' prize amount. so if buyins are less then the guarantee, then it still pays out the guarantee. If buyins go above the guarantee, then it pays out the normal buy in prize.
As far as I know, this cannot be done with current options. (I could be wrong)
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Re: winner takes all tournaments.
The current system is a simple added chips.
If I make a tourny with 100 buy in and 1000 prize bonus ....
with 2 entrants, the prize will be 1200
in a guaranteed tourny .... 100 buy in .... 1000 guarantee ...
2 entrants .... prize is 1000
3 entrants .... still 1000
4,5,6,7,8,9,10 ..... still 1000
11 entrants .... prize = 1100
12 .... 1200
etc etc
This works different then a simple added bonus. And it is a guarantee minimum .... not maximum, as the max can go up indefinitely with the player count.
If I make a tourny with 100 buy in and 1000 prize bonus ....
with 2 entrants, the prize will be 1200
in a guaranteed tourny .... 100 buy in .... 1000 guarantee ...
2 entrants .... prize is 1000
3 entrants .... still 1000
4,5,6,7,8,9,10 ..... still 1000
11 entrants .... prize = 1100
12 .... 1200
etc etc
This works different then a simple added bonus. And it is a guarantee minimum .... not maximum, as the max can go up indefinitely with the player count.