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2 questions on pstars wsop satellites

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  1. dstncredible dstncredible is offline

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    Mar 13th, 2007 (3/13/2007 11:04am)

    What is the easiest satellite to play to get to the weekly qualifier on Sunday?

    How many seats are there usually in the Sunday qualifier?

    Thanks.
  2. dstncredible dstncredible is offline

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    Mar 13th, 2007 (3/13/2007 11:31am) in reply to dstncredible

    bump.

    has no one played in any of these yet?
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  3. cliff819 cliff819 is offline

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    Mar 13th, 2007 (3/13/2007 11:32am) in reply to dstncredible

    Usually 30-45 seats a week. The ds would be the easiest way in.
     
  4. allinstevie allinstevie is offline

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    Mar 13th, 2007 (3/13/2007 12:03pm) in reply to dstncredible

    last few weeks, have been over 40 seats, easiest way in is to pay $650
     
  5. Oberonn Oberonn is offline

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    Mar 13th, 2007 (3/13/2007 6:24pm) in reply to dstncredible

    1) Easiest way to satellite is the $80. Easiest way in is to pay $650.

    2) The site keeps the past qualifiers around for a while so you can go check at your leisure.
  6. Willing2Die Willing2Die is offline

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    Mar 13th, 2007 (3/13/2007 7:01pm) in reply to dstncredible

    dst:

    I am relatively successful MTT player and I couldn't win a double shootout satellite if you gave me triple the starting chips of everyone else. I would recommend the $27-rebuy satellite or the $80 buy-in satellite. Of course.....if you're willing to sink many buy-ins into those two tournaments, it might be just as cost effective to drop the $650 and get it over with.

    If you do play in the Sunday qualifier, reserve about 6 or 7 hours. It is tight poker to the ninth degree.....

    Good luck,

    Willing2Die
     
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