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No offense to Nat, who seems like a good kid; he has created a fantastic db.<SPAN> </SPAN>This PSDollars business, however, should answer for its PS tournament dollars exchange rate…
PSDollars offers a 90% exchange rate for tournament dollars (“T$”).<SPAN> </SPAN>In other words, if you satellite into the pokerstars $530 buy-in tournament, you can sell your seat to PSdollars for $477.
If you were to play a friend HU SNG for $500, the rake per player would be $20.<SPAN> </SPAN>Your friend dumps the SNG to you, and you transfer his buy-in back to him.<SPAN> </SPAN>You have now monetized your T$.<SPAN> </SPAN>T$530 is now real money $490, $13 more than PSdollars’ offer.<SPAN> </SPAN>You also have T$10 remaining.
To summarize, your options are:
1) Sell your seat to Nat for $477, or
<SPAN>2) Monetize your seat with a friend, for $490 + T$10</SPAN> -
cashmanbrian has better rates i guess.
cashmanbrian= 215T SELLS FOR $205
PS DOLLARS = 215T SELLS FOR $193
BIG DIFFERENCE CLEARLY I WUD GO FOR CASHMANBRIAN FOR SURE . -
you cud have saved some space on this post.
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have fun dumping to save like $10. Sure thats a great idea.
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Not "like $10." More like $23. And this is in a heads-up sit & go format; you are not breaking any rules by doing this.
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www.sellyourseat.com
$530 seat sells for $505
better deal, but why sell it...just play!!!!
If you cant turn T$530 into at least $530 in SNG's then you have bigger problems than exchange rates
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I play mostly cash games and have little current need for over $1K in T$. Thanks for the link, though.
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