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Re(1): pokerstars FPP In reply to By Mase44 on 01-25-2008 10:04 AM good call...never did the math on these things lol.

Re(1): pokerstars FPP In reply to By TheJacob on 01-25-2008 10:04 AM Not nearly as bad as the electronics. Despite the fact I wouldn't mind having another samsung 204b I won't use my FPPs on it when I can use them for sunday mil tickets, giftcards,etc and get a ton more value. I really wish they would price everything more reasonably.

Re(2): pokerstars FPP In reply to By TiltinShoes on 01-25-2008 10:07 AM The difference is, assuming you are a winning player, it is almost free (aside from rake).

Re(2): pokerstars FPP In reply to By Mase44 on 01-25-2008 10:07 AM   those LCD's they charge 40,000 FPP's for are equivalent to how much real money? Using your value per FPP...   .0156* 40,000...comes to $624 bucks ?? thats a pretty good deal is it not?

Re(3): pokerstars FPP In reply to By Popperhead on 01-25-2008 10:28 AM seems like a great deal to me

Re(1): pokerstars FPP In reply to By WarWizzle on 01-25-2008 10:32 AM IMO,the best value is to play the Sun Million 1 table SNG's for like 5400 fpps or whatever it is.I think the top 4 in those get seats.

Re(3): pokerstars FPP In reply to By TheJacob on 01-25-2008 10:33 AM Tiltinshoes, Thats a horrible way to look at it. Whatever amount of FPPs you have has a value. They obviously aren't worth nothing. Obviously getting an item that is worth far less than the value of the FPPs is -EV.

Re(4): pokerstars FPP In reply to By TiltinShoes on 01-25-2008 10:35 AM LOL guess you didn't look at my comment of the rake and assumption of being a winning player.  Trust me, I see the value, but your comment is just off as other people have already stated that as a matter of fact they are a great deal.  I don't know the specifics, but if you can manage the Porshe it looks like a hell of a deal too (althought most people will never come close to generating those points.)

Re(2): pokerstars FPP In reply to By Mase44 on 01-25-2008 10:37 AM I'd rather wait and spend 40k FPP's on an LCD lol.

Re(5): pokerstars FPP In reply to By TheJacob on 01-25-2008 10:45 AM For a winning player 63 FPPs=$1(aproximately). For a losing player 63 FPPs=$1(aproximately). For a breakeven player 63 FPPs=$1(aproximately). The value doesn't change. Its irrelevent. The electronics and various other items are overpriced. This isn't my opinion, its pure math. Without looking up the sticker. I do recall that the porsche does happen to be a decent deal. However, most of the electronics and other physical goods are far more pricey than giftcards, tournament tickets, and FPP satellites.

Re(3): pokerstars FPP In reply to By Crazyhorse76 on 01-25-2008 11:00 AM I don't see a 40000 FPP LCD.  Am I blind?

Re(4): pokerstars FPP In reply to By theojd on 01-25-2008 11:02 AM They don't have to give us any FPP's at all.  So its basically all free.

Re(5): pokerstars FPP In reply to By roachclips on 01-25-2008 11:05 AM But they DO give us fpps and those fpps have real money value. I don't see the 40k lcd either.

Re(6): pokerstars FPP In reply to By Mase44 on 01-25-2008 11:08 AM I could have sworn i saw it the other day...u dont see any tv's listed ?

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