Joined: Apr '11
Location: Romania
Age: 58 (M)
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You can also opt-out of the freeroll and receive the equivalent in MobPoints instead. Example: 300 players eligible, and the freeroll is $1,000, so 1000 / 300 = $3.33 so you get 333 MobPoints into your account. Obviously, if you want to play the $1,000 freeroll, you will have the chance of winning a lot more. All eligible players for the $1,000 freeroll, will be notified via Mob Mail about a week after the Christmas Calendar ends and will be able to select between the freeroll or MobPoints on the Mob Games page. http://www.bankrollmob.com/poker-news/2014121/bankrollm...
Joined: Nov '11
Location: Romania
Age: 33 (M)
Posts: 88
i want to play the tourney and duck's RNG can't be as awful like on pokerstars where quads vs full, flush vs straight are ordinary hands. i played on duck once with some T$ received by email and was pokerstars alike by design but i can't remember anything else. if i had to choose i would opt for 888
Joined: Mar '12
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 45 (F)
Posts: 2261
"Example: 300 players eligible, and the freeroll is $1,000, so 1000 / 300 = $3.33 so you get 333 MobPoints into your account"
From what I have seen on other bankrollmob freerolls there could be quite a lot of players eligible to play the "open 100 doors tournament".Does anyone remember or have an idea what the fields have been in previous games?By the sound of the reaction from players not wanting to play at duck it might actually be a small field playing the game and everyone else taking the points.
Joined: Feb '11
Location: Germany
Age: 31 (M)
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DuckPoker is the closest partner of BRM. If BRM pays the prizes on PS then there will be no benifit for BRM. If prizes are paid on duckpoker, those players will have to rake "x-amount" and BRM receives a commision of this, and duckpoker is profiting from the other (depositing) players by them paying rake vs. the freeroll winners. It's not an actual gift of BRM, it's a win-win situation between BRM and Duckpoker (though, if the requirement is still 1x rake the prize before cashing out I don't think it's a bad deal for the players either.. if they are profitable players they will be able to cash out money post raking the amount once, and if they don't make it they would lose it anyway, on any site).
Joined: May '08
Location: Lithuania
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Posted by BeMyATMplz: DuckPoker is the closest partner of BRM. If BRM pays the prizes on PS then there will be no benifit for BRM. If prizes are paid on duckpoker, those players will have to rake "x-amount" and BRM receives a commision of this, and duckpoker is profiting from the other (depositing) players by them paying rake vs. the freeroll winners. It's not an actual gift of BRM, it's a win-win situation between BRM and Duckpoker (though, if the requirement is still 1x rake the prize before cashing out I don't think it's a bad deal for the players either.. if they are profitable players they will be able to cash out money post raking the amount once, and if they don't make it they would lose it anyway, on any site).
this.
fcuk duck 2x (obviously saying fcuk brm would be mightily -ev)
