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I took a look at some of the WCOOP tourney structures and saw that the $10K "high roller" event doesn't have the best structure out of all the NL events, and it's the biggest buy in. It has the same structure as the sunday $200 buy in events (5) throughout the series and a worse structure than the $500, $1K and $5K buy in NL events on sundays. It also appears to be worse than the $1K NL events, but harder to compare because of different starting stack sizes (7,500 instead of 10,000 - but has 3 more levels). I already wrote Poker stars, but have yet to hear back. I think we need to make our voice heard in order to get this changed. Please write Stars an email or post on here and we might be able to make something happen.
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not planning on playing the $10K unless FTOPs is good to me this weekend.. However.. I totally agree. seems crazy. Should have ME structure 4 sure...
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i do not mind the structure as it is but would not disgree with a change to deeper format
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