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  1. NEMO701 NEMO701 is offline

    Silver Spring, MD
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    Jun 7th, 2006 (6/7/2006 4:18pm)

    im about to play the steps on party for the first time, does anyone have any cliffs notes they wanna give up?
    =_
  2. tiltyjoker tiltyjoker is offline

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    Jun 7th, 2006 (6/7/2006 4:20pm) in reply to NEMO701

    hard way to make a difficult living
     
  3. NEMO701 NEMO701 is offline

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    Jun 7th, 2006 (6/7/2006 4:24pm) in reply to tiltyjoker

    "challenging way to have a Fortune"
    =_
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  4. gamblingfun gamblingfun is offline

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    Jun 7th, 2006 (6/7/2006 4:29pm) in reply to NEMO701

    you are costing yourself tons of $$ even if you win the big one, biggest scam in all of poker IMO
  5. WiCane WiCane is offline

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    Jun 7th, 2006 (6/7/2006 4:35pm) in reply to NEMO701

    What level are you starting at?

    I did this once and it was pretty easy to move up steps. Made the final one and took 2nd for $1000. This is the mini steps. Can be frustrating though.
     
  6. darkcheck_ darkcheck_ is offline

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    Jun 7th, 2006 (6/7/2006 5:11pm) in reply to gamblingfun

    i assume youre talkin about rake, i dont get why people say this since as long as you stay in the loop and dont get like 10th or some other place which does alot a freeroll then you are freerolling thus not paying extra rake yourself, just your initial buyin
     
  7. Schlik20 Schlik20 is offline

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    Jun 7th, 2006 (6/7/2006 5:32pm) in reply to WiCane

    very frustrating...start at the second step...1st is easier but u have to take 1st to move up...if your a rec player then the steps are by far the best way to enjoy your money
  8. tranquilo tranquilo is offline

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    Jun 7th, 2006 (6/7/2006 5:45pm) in reply to Schlik20

    If you are a good party SNG player then these can be a great way to have a big score with little investment.

    When I played these I started at step 2 and cashed in step 5 four times in just a few months including 2 wins for $4500 each.

    A $50 investment turned into $4,500 in 4-6 hours of play is a good return IMO.

    But, if you aren't beating the Party SNG's already then it might be a waste of time.
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