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02-13-2005, 12:13 AM
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ok, i must be missing some simple math here??
i recently signed up on empire and i was trying to figure out how there vip points worked. i have over 50,000 on party so i thought that i probably have a few on empire even though i've only been playing there about a month. on their site, it says you calculate the number of points by taking the square root of the number of raked hands. their example was that for 121 raked hands, you would receive 11 points. it says the minimum number of points you need is 5,000. now i know i haven't had math in awhile but my calculator says that i would have to play 25 million raked hands to receive 5,000 points. someone please tell me what i'm missing??? thanks.
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02-13-2005, 12:15 AM
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Re: ok, i must be missing some simple math here??
Each day is individual so you could earn the 11 points for 121 hands every day.
The genius of this marketing is that it encourages you to play less. Lori
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02-13-2005, 03:32 AM
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Re: ok, i must be missing some simple math here??
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The genius of this marketing is that it encourages you to play less. [/ QUOTE ] No, it encourages you to play every day. This is probably the right idea for increasing the amount of participation by casual players. Pros are not appreciably influenced by this type of incentive. Giving them only a little more than the casual player allows Empire to target more of their promotional money where it will actually do the most good.
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