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Has Anyone Redeemed An Aston Martin From Ps?


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It's 5 million points.With full time (ill say that's 30 hours a week) of 6 tabling the mid stakes, that's about a years worth of play.Even though the money will be insignificant relative to what you'd be winning if you put in that time, it's awesome to look at the hands in terms of how fast it'll get you that car.

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A couple of months ago some guy from Rome got the Porche Cayman, thats when they added the Aston Martin to the program, don't think anyone got one yet because PS would have put it in their news.

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It's 5 million points.With full time (ill say that's 30 hours a week) of 6 tabling the mid stakes, that's about a years worth of play.Even though the money will be insignificant relative to what you'd be winning if you put in that time, it's awesome to look at the hands in terms of how fast it'll get you that car.
It takes much longer then that. At 10/20 and up at the supernova level I was putting in 50k hands a month and earning basically 45k base fpps.Throw in the bonus and I was making like 150k fpp per month.So yea if you're a supernova its going to take literally 1.4 million raked hands.But yea stars fpp stuff is awesome. I've gotten a 6.3k best buy gift card. Cashed for some solid $ in the supernova tourney and gotten countless tourney entries
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It takes much longer then that. At 10/20 and up at the supernova level I was putting in 50k hands a month and earning basically 45k base fpps.Throw in the bonus and I was making like 150k fpp per month.So yea if you're a supernova its going to take literally 1.4 million raked hands.But yea stars fpp stuff is awesome. I've gotten a 6.3k best buy gift card. Cashed for some solid $ in the supernova tourney and gotten countless tourney entries
are you playing again?
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Pokerplayer,30 hours a week of 6 tabling equals about 750,000 hands (not raked hands) a year. That assumes 75 hands per table hour.Getting to supernova takes very little time at that rate.Your points clear at 3.5 times the normal rate.You get 2 base points for every hand that is raked $3.So that's 7 points per raked hand.What percent of hands do you figure are raked, and what percent do you figure are raked the max from tables between 10/20 and 20/40? Virtually every hand that sees a flop at 15/30 is max raked. For 10/20, it's something like 80%. I figure that you can credit yourself for at least 5 points for an average hand.That's nearly 4 million points right there over the course of a year.

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So then.. yeah... about a year of 'full time' play. It wouldt ake two years at the old rate.They're only offering the AM until december though. I'd probably prefer the cash value, but damn it'd be nice. I almost want to be forced to get it, because i never would if i had the cash.SInce i didnt get the stars $1000 reload im holding off until i finish work to move up to the mid stakes at stars. I really do want to work towards that if they offer it again next year, and i can manage those hours i think.

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20k fpp yesterday, kind of makes me want to try and save for something sweet, but instead I know i'll either get another gift card to best buy or something like that. 3 mill for a porsche would just take way to long for me.
For you, it'd take maybe 8 months tops.But if you want to buy something at best buy, i guess that's as good as cash.Have you looked into what items give hte best value? And is there any chance that PS gives you cash value for them?
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Have you looked into what items give hte best value?
i looked into more or less and went by prices on ebay. it's astonishing how close all the top prizes are with respect to the cash amount vs. FPPs.i think the aston martin has a bit of overlay.
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