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Poker Strategy for Rebuy & Add-Ons
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Comment: On the Money
  Written By: LVPam  On: 3/9/2006
Pamela B. Entenman

This is an excellent article for anyone wanting to participate in a R & A tournament. You won't be able to find a better explanation on how to play smart!! Great job.

 

Original Article: Doing the Math on R&A Tournaments
By: TheScientist  On: 3/9/2006
Clearly one of the most popular online poker formats, the Rebuy/Add-on (R&A) tournament style is offered on virtually every major poker site. The reason for this mass popularity is easy enough: huge payout potential versus a small initial buy-in. It is the only way to potentially win thousands on a low-level buy-in without having to wade through the entire population of California. For your tournament dollar, there is no greater potential rate of return, but it isn’t quite that black and white. There are several key aspects to this format that you should bear in mind when deciding how to play it. Doing the math on an R&A tournament is most important if you want to rate any chance of success.

Probably every online cash poker player has seen the tournaments advertised as “$10 buy, $10k Guaranteed” or something similar, where the guaranteed money is a very attractive number compared with the buy-in. This is an R&A tournament, where the buy-ins are pooled with the collecte...

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Rebuy & Add-On tournaments seem to be a great deal until you have to knock the same guy out more than once. This article points out the strategy and math you should be aware of before entering into these uncharted waters of poker tournaments.

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The Gamer Chik		 Comment Posted: 03/03/2006
Awesome Explanation
This is great...I don't think I've ever seen such a straight-forward explanation of re-buy tournaments and what new players can expect from them. I know a lot of players who are intimidated by re-buys, so hopefully this article will help them to be more informed before they swear off re-buys entirely. Nicely done!
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LVPam		 Comment Posted: 03/09/2006
On the Money
This is an excellent article for anyone wanting to participate in a R & A tournament. You won't be able to find a better explanation on how to play smart!! Great job.
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GForce		 Comment Posted: 03/10/2006
Very useful information
Very insightful. So many starting players make the mistake of going into rebuy tourneys thinking it will give them the opportunity to stay in the game as long as they wish, not understanding it is a quick route to bankruptcy. great work.

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