EPTOn July 16 2011 15:51 Tantaburs wrote:
how much money is Kiwi garunteed now?
how much money is Kiwi garunteed now?
Around 30k, but not that many spots till 35k
Kiwikaki at WSOP Featured Table - Page 62
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Grettin
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Around 30k, but not that many spots till 35k | ||
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Emporio
United States3069 Posts
On July 16 2011 15:55 Zlasher wrote: 31k technically, but its so close to 35k as the guarantee, you can pretty much pencil him in there. 10k of that would cover the buyin, and after taxes (not sure if he has that, since he's from Canada) he gets about ~50% of that, as he was said to have sold 20% action to Fayth and ~30% to others What does this mean, other players payed for his buy-in for percentage of winnings? Then technically the 10k buy-in doesn't count for payment? Or he covers buy-in then gives 20+30% of what's left? | ||
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ptbl
United States6074 Posts
On July 16 2011 15:55 Zlasher wrote: 31k technically, but its so close to 35k as the guarantee, you can pretty much pencil him in there. 10k of that would cover the buyin, and after taxes (not sure if he has that, since he's from Canada) he gets about ~50% of that, as he was said to have sold 20% action to Fayth and ~30% to others Is Fayth rich? | ||
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
Either way, Kiwikaki put in about 50% of the entry fee, and will take home about 50% of his winnings. blah blah. And guys, I know everyones all hyped up about poker now but just be responsbile about it and make sure to sign up for liquid poker rakeback programs before touching your accounts and all that jazz. And I highly suggest people do their research before just throwing themselves in there lol. I've never been a fan of people in these threads talking about how much money some people have made or what not in poker, but Fayth has been playing online for several years and is known as a strong player, as well as staker, so you make the connections. | ||
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Pleiades
United States472 Posts
On July 16 2011 15:58 Emporio wrote: What does this mean, other players payed for his buy-in for percentage of winnings? Then technically the 10k buy-in doesn't count for payment? Or he covers buy-in then gives 20+30% of what's left? Depends on the deal he made with whoever that helped him in the buy-in. If I was going to help someone buy-in and they cashed out significantly, I would want a small percentage/interest on the side too. Think about it like a business and how much you invest to get how much shares do you get from it. | ||
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ptbl
United States6074 Posts
On July 16 2011 16:01 Pleiades wrote: Depends on the deal he made with whoever that helped him in the buy-in. If I was going to help someone buy-in and they cashed out significantly, I would want a small percentage/interest on the side too. Think about it like a business and how much you invest to get how much shares do you get from it. Why would you ever want to split the entry fee anyway? I would rather want to get 100 percent of the winnings. | ||
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Cel.erity
United States4890 Posts
On July 16 2011 16:04 ptbl wrote: Why would you ever want to split the entry fee anyway? I would rather want to get 100 percent of the winnings. A lot of pros do this to lower their variance since tournaments are so high-variance, and you can walk away without any big cashes for a long period of time. Personally though, I'm with you, all or nothing. | ||
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
On July 16 2011 16:04 ptbl wrote: Why would you ever want to split the entry fee anyway? I would rather want to get 100 percent of the winnings. Once again its a variance thing. If you have 10 players all of the same skill level and mindset entering together then its just split more evenly and lowers the variance of a bad beat. | ||
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Pleiades
United States472 Posts
On July 16 2011 16:04 ptbl wrote: Why would you ever want to split the entry fee anyway? I would rather want to get 100 percent of the winnings. Out of all the players that enter, excluding skills/luck/experience, chances are, you will bust and walk away with nothing. | ||
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Tommylew
Wales2717 Posts
On July 16 2011 16:04 ptbl wrote: Why would you ever want to split the entry fee anyway? I would rather want to get 100 percent of the winnings. because you can bust in the first round just with bad luck in a few tournaments and then ur down what a large amount or you can split with mates and a mate goes really far and u get a percentage, a lot of players do this. | ||
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KimJongChill
United States6429 Posts
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OooLong
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Zlasher
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SafeAsCheese
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Strivers
United States358 Posts
dunno but he sure likes to come across like he is | ||
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UrASofty
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Grettin
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http://www.wsop.com/pdfs/reports/11497/Day 5 starters by chips.pdf Kiwis table: Current Placement/name/chip count/table/seat 375 Mim 57,000 Amazon / 316 / 1 49 Steve Brecher 973,000 Amazon / 316 / 2 317 Joseph Lacarrubba 196,000 Amazon / 316 / 3 240 Christopher Moore US 350,000 Amazon / 316 / 4 175 Robert Kolbe 483,000 Amazon / 316 / 5 283 Jonathan Garneau 260,000 Amazon / 316 / 6 127 Paul Chauderson 599,000 Amazon / 316 / 7 343 Tyler Sumrall 147,000 Amazon / 316 / 8 103 Thomas Pedersen 671,000 Amazon / 316 / 9 | ||
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DotADeMoN
United States517 Posts
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Grettin
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On July 16 2011 16:36 FawkingGoomba wrote: Doesn't look like he will be featured tomorrow =/ Most likely not. | ||
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Ryusei-R1
United States2106 Posts
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