Posted Sun Mar 07, 2004 7:16 am GMT by LAFYRWMN
ok, dumb question probably- and one I could probably get answered when I get to the casino, but I have a real problem with not knowing the details before I get there- so please bear with me ( the blond really goes staight to the roots!)
what is a "rebuy"? or "multi-rebuys"
for example, I read " buy in:$50 +$15 with Multi rebuys
whats the difference between buy in and entry fee? ( they seem like they would be the same to me!)
then I have seen listings under buy-in as:
$500 + $65
What is "added money" refer to?
Finally I saw an ad in Cardplayer Mad for a tournament that read:
"$20 buy-in, $5 entry , $10 re-buys"
What gives man?
thanks in advance for any info
Linda
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Posted Sun Mar 07, 2004 7:42 am GMT by BrianGre
| LAFYRWMN wrote: | what is a "rebuy"? or "multi-rebuys"
for example, I read " buy in:$50 +$15 with Multi rebuys
whats the difference between buy in and entry fee? ( they seem like they would be the same to me!) |
A buy-in is what you pay to get into the tournament.
A re-buy is what you are allowed to pay (normally same as entry fee) to get another stack of chips.
For instance, if I'm in a $10+$1 rebuy tournament, then it's $10 + $1 to enter... within the first hour, if I'm ever under the starting amount of chips, then I can invest another $10 to get another stack of chips.
This helps if someone gets knocked out really early, they can stay in and play a little longer; not to mention grows the prize pool.
| LAFYRWMN wrote: | then I have seen listings under buy-in as:
$500 + $65
What is "added money" refer to? |
The "plus" money goes to the house, since they don't rake tournament hands, they get their cash by having this addition to the entry fee (not the re-buys).
| LAFYRWMN wrote: | Finally I saw an ad in Cardplayer Mad for a tournament that read:
"$20 buy-in, $5 entry , $10 re-buys"
What gives man? |
This would be $20 for your first stack, $5 to the house, and $10 for re-buys. Hope this helps and good cards to you!
Posted Sun Mar 07, 2004 2:56 pm GMT by LAFYRWMN
ok so if I get this right if the instructions read as follows:
" $15 buy-in, $5 Entry, $10 rebuys first hour"
Means it costs me $20 to enter then if I want I can buy one extra stack for $10? Can I buy more then one stack at $10? ( I noticed some specifiy "one rebuy") others just say "rebuys first hour"
thanks
Posted Sun Mar 07, 2004 6:32 pm GMT by BrianGre
Yes, you have it..
It should state specifically if the rebuys are unlimited for the first hour or not...
also be aware of the "add-on"... this is normally available at the end of the first hour for anyone in the game (not just those under the starting amount)...
Posted Mon Mar 08, 2004 10:27 am GMT by american mutt
yeah, rebuy is when you bust out, add on is adding
to your existing stack. Rebuy is only when you go
all in and lose, w/in 1st hour usually.
Posted Mon Mar 08, 2004 10:46 am GMT by Dave B
In the rebuy tourneys I play you can rebuy anytime your stack is at or under your starting about. You can rebuy before a hand is ever dealt. You do not need to bust to rebuy.
My rebuy advice-if you are in a satalite or game where all players in the top X receive the same prize, then rebuy and addon whenever possible. That extra 1000-2000TC can make all the difference at the end.
If the tourney has a normal payout structure, rebuy at the start, then not again unless you are thick in the wallet. Add on (usually a one time offer after rebuys are over) if you are a shorter stack, not if you are one of the bigger stacks at the table.
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