are the buy-ins in dollar amounts actual points? Like is a $100 tourney = to 100 pts on here? or how does it work?
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12-20-12 12:18 AM #1
The poker tournament buyins?
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12-20-12 02:25 AM #2
yes
Originally Posted by 2Cold2Hold
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12-20-12 05:57 AM #3
Points, yes. Not actual $$.
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12-20-12 08:21 PM #4
When poker restarts we can usually play one 10+1 point buyin tourneys per day on weekdays. They run about 6 over the day.
On weekends there is usually a couple of rebuy tourneys for 30 or 50 points, a knock out the prick tourney which I think is 30 points too, and a high rollers tourney on Sundays for 500 points.
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12-20-12 08:39 PM #5
1 point = $0.05 roughly. But, 2Cold, since you're a non SBR pro, so points mean nothing to you. You need to be a SBR pro in order to redeem points in the SBR store. Click the "Become A Pro!" link below your avatar to learn more. You live in the U.S, so you have to donate $200 to a charity to become SBR pro.
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