Very weird thing in the Party 30+3 rebuy + a
 

As in all rebuy tournaments I have played you can only rebuy when your stack size is below 1000 chips.

One guy at the table was able to unlimted rebuy regardless of his stack size - he rebought 4 or 5 times to get a HUGE stack.

Is there something I don't know??.. should I e-mail party?

Dealer: Re-buy: zenpractice re-buys 1000 chips and the chip stack increases from 5030 chips to 6030 chips.

Dealer: Re-buy: zenpractice re-buys 1000 chips and the chip stack increases from 7735 chips to 8735 chips.

Thanks

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Re: Very weird thing in the Party 30+3 rebuy + a
 

welcome to 6 months ago sir

Re: Very weird thing in the Party 30+3 rebuy + a
 

If a player goes all-in or raises so that they have less than 1000 chips left behind you can quickly rebuy because in theory you have less than 1000 chips.

Re: Very weird thing in the Party 30+3 rebuy + a
 

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welcome to 6 months ago sir

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sorry I am a STT player and fixed limit player - new to MTT's

what does this mean?

Re: Very weird thing in the Party 30+3 rebuy + a
 

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If a player goes all-in or raises so that they have less than 1000 chips left behind you can quickly rebuy because in theory you have less than 1000 chips.

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Thank you - a little ridiculous, no?

Re: Very weird thing in the Party 30+3 rebuy + a
 

Actually I kind of like it. It inflates the prize pool and allows me to buy a dominating stack.

Re: Very weird thing in the Party 30+3 rebuy + a
 

Yeah, it's good if you have the bankroll to buy a huge stack but it is a bug nonetheless. I don't play many tournies on party, but from what I hear thier rebuys are raked, so they don't care either way.

Re: Very weird thing in the Party 30+3 rebuy + a
 

Rebuys arent raked anymore at party.

Re: Very weird thing in the Party 30+3 rebuy + a
 

Indeed, for that reason I generally consider the actual buyin on these to be 5-10x. Thus I plan to spend about $50 on a $5. I think it is worth it since the upper end of the prize pool is equal to a $50 freezeout.