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Answer :- Very simply: you are given 10 points just for taking part, and
then you get 10 more points for each person you outlast in the tournament. For
example:
30 person multi-table tournament, you finish 5th: (25 x 10) + 10 = 260 points.
For single table, 10 seat, tournament you would get 100 for 1st place, 90 for second,
and so on down to 10 points for last place:
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Using the points you earn during a game your league score is then calculated based
on the total number of games you have played. If you have not yet played the minimum
number of qualifying games for the league it is taken as an average of this. For
example:
Scenario 1
In 5 game league Bill plays 3 games and scores 40, 50 and 60 points in each game.
His current score would be:
(40 + 50 + 60) / 5 = 30
Note: in this scenario Bill has played only 3 games whereas the league is a 5 game
league. Therefore if the league were to end then Bill would not qualify for the
prizes because he has not played 5 (or more) games.
Scenario 2
In the same league Bill now has played 5 games and scored 50 in each of the extra
games (he now qualified for the prizes). His current score would be:
(40 + 50 + 60 + 50 + 50) / 5 = 50
Scenario 3
In the same league Bill now has played 8 games and scored 50, 80 and 100 in each
of the extra games (he now qualified for the prizes). His current score would be:
(40 + 50 + 60 + 50 + 50 + 50 + 80 + 100) / 8 = 60
In the event of tied score the player who has played the most number of games is
ranked higher. If the same number of games are played then the prize pool is split
accordingly.
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Answer :- Yes. If you have at least 100 players to invite to join a league
then we can set you up a private league. You will need to decide on the entry fee
($5 minimum), the number of players and/or the starting date for the league. For
each new player you bring to the league you will also earn referral bonuses. Contact
us here
for more information.
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Answer :- A league may be exclusively Sit and Go No Limit Hold'em, scheduled
multi table tournaments, or a combination of the two. Cash games (limit, pot limit
and no limit) are not eligible for league play because league ranking is based upon
tournament finishing positions.
For example, a league could be setup that comprises
only single table tournaments, in in which each player will play 5 in total. Or
it could be setup to be 8 multi-table tournaments scheduled once per week for 50
people, in which each player must play at least 3,4,5 or whatever. In choosing a
league consider your poker strengths: are you better at single table tournaments,
or multis, or both?
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Answer :- In the software game lobby under the "League" section. You need to be registered
for the league to which a game is associated in order to simply sit in and play. You can check
here for Available Leagues and register for the
ones that interest you.
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Answer :- The first thing to try and always remember when you are playing
in a league game or tournament is that consistency of play is going to help you
out tremendously in the long haul. Leagues are about your performance in a number
of games, not just one single game. You are therefore more likely to finish in a
paid position if your play is consistent. For example, a player who plays 3 tournaments
against 50 people and finishes in 1st, 40th and 36th respectively will finish in
a lower overall position than one who finishes in 7th, 12th and, say, 3rd. even
though they came 1st in one tournament the relatively poorer finishes in the other
2 will bring down the overall score.
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Answer :- Be aware of your current situation upon entering a game. In league
play you should check the leaderboard regularly and see where you are currently
ranked and how many games you have left to play. This will help determine you strategy
for the upcoming games.
For example, you may be a very aggressive player, always raising big and bluffing
at lots of pots. As you will know sometimes this can work for you, sometimes not.
However, consider that you have only 1 game left to play and are currently in 7th
position in the league. Say that the league pays out to the top 10 positions, so
you are in the money.
So how do you play your last game? Well, based on the ranking of the other players
in the league you have to make a choice - maybe you are going to play aggressive
and push to move up a few positions by hopefully winning the last game. But maybe,
however, this too dangerous of a tactic and you decide to play more conservatively
to guarantee holding on to your already reasonable ranking and guarantee of a payout.
It's up to, but by considering and changing your tactics you can maximize your profits
and minimize your losses, which afterall is what poker is all about!
In the same method as devising your own game tactics it can be useful to try and
determine the tactics of your opponents. If for example you know the person who
is betting behind you at your table could be trying to hold on to their league rank
then it may be a good idea to raise them a lot - they will be more likely to fold
to avoid losing.
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Answer :- Our leagues give you the option to play your games in single table
tournaments or multi table tournaments. Play what you're best at - if single tables
are your strength then play these leagues, or if you prefer multi table against
many people play these leagues.
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