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I like this idea. To be fair, let's break it down to mathematics:
this season, each of the top 10 players played, on average, 9.3 games throughout the entire season. that's $186 they paid, not counting bounties. So $206 they paid, just to get to the final table and play in it, for the possibility of winning $325 if they come in first, don't chop, etc.
Thats a, best case scenario, 36.5% return on your entire season, not counting the fact that you probably placed top 3-4 at LEAST twice, but that gets way too fucking complicated. Bottom line, as it stands now, the best you can do is a 36.5% return on 10.3 (9.3 regular season games, then the final game) $20 buy-ins.
all else equal except the final game, thats $236, to win a possible $475. I came up with the 475 by adding an additional $30 for the final table, times 10, cut in half. thats $150 extra for first place, which is now $475. It might be $10-$20 more for first, I don't have the payout percentages here.
So, $236 to win $475. thats slightly more than a 50% return.
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