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Allin poker
How long will all in last before the inevitable break point? It's obviously an unsustainable pyramid scheme but I am curious about the mechanics of it. Would it be a better scheme if it gave each players 25% RB and then cut the downline profits on half, de emphasizing that portion of the buisness model?
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Re: Allin poker
This is actually a really good scheme.(For Them) It looks really attractive when you just look at the headlines, but when you read further you see its like, 12% rakeback with a chance of 51%. To achieve 51% requires some insane effort, so in the end they'll make out like bandits for the suckers who fall for it.
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Re: Allin poker
You get no rakeback on your own play
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Re: Allin poker
[ QUOTE ]
This is actually a really good scheme.(For Them) It looks really attractive when you just look at the headlines, but when you read further you see its like, 12% rakeback with a chance of 51%. To achieve 51% requires some insane effort, so in the end they'll make out like bandits for the suckers who fall for it. [/ QUOTE ] any of that 51 percent that is not given back out to a specific player is given out in the form of freerolls and bonuses to the general player base. They keep 49 percent of the profits and no more. |
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