Anyone have a good list for 2005 wsop satellites? Let's use this thread to start compiling a list of what (and where) we think the best structures/overlays are.
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2005 wsop online satellites
Started by mk, Feb 14 2005 01:48 PM
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Posted 01 March 2005 - 06:02 PM
I want to say pokerstars... just because of the sick number of entrants they have had the past 2 years.I think it was nearing 20-25% of the total entries for the main event last year.... main reason i play there
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Posted 02 March 2005 - 03:14 AM
Pacific Poker runs a WSOP Satelite every Saturday at Noon Pacific Time. The buy in is $110 and the prize package is $14,000. So, for every 140 people, one spot goes to the WSOP. They usually have 500-600 people playing so there are usually 4 trips up for grabs.They run 10 or 12 pre-satelites a day where you can play to win your buy-in for anywhere from $5.50 to $22. These pre-satelites are pretty weak, so if you are a good player and get decent cards you should be able to make it pretty easily. I've played in 5 and made the 'money' in 3 of them (and I don't even consider myself a very good no-limit player).
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