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Old 12-19-2005, 02:28 AM
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Default Re: Leaderboard leader: a $10+1 player?

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The point of the leaderboard is to play tons and tons of tournies, not tons and tons of high limit tournies. In fact, because points are awards logarithmically relative to the buyin, people could play 150 10+1s a day (say, rather than 125 30+3s a day) and make the same number of points. Obviously the player would be missing out on a ton of money since there isn't a drastic skill difference between the 11s and the 22s.

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150 10+1's EVERY DAY is unhuman.

This MUST be multiple players playing on one account

or.. more likely.. a bot.

Either way things like this are going to ruin the leaderboard for the rest of us.

Party will take away the 5k first prize if it encourages cheating like this.. IMO

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don't be ridiculous. playing at lower levels also means that you'll be finishing higher in the money more often, so even though you get much less points for an 11, you're getting points more often.

it is not at all unbelievable that someone's grinding out a leaderboard position at the 11s.

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I played 505 11s this month before moving to the 22s. 41% ITM and 21% ROI was worth ~4400 pts. It would take 2868 11s with those stats to reach the 25k points that langthang has. That's a TON of tourneys.

Maybe he's reached ~30% ROI with a heavier distribution of first and seconds. I guess that could knock quite a bit off the number required to hit 25k.
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