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I'm not quite sure about the prizepool but if we look at the completed similar buy in tournament (the same $25+$2.5 buy in), the prizepool was more than $1000.

'Prizepool' huh, that was dumb of me to use that word

What I meant was the guaranteed amount/guaranteed prizepool, well second thought actually its the same

This makes me think that the prize is not fixed (just in case if these are the same tournament) or in other word the prize is increased based on the number of total participants. On this below image, we can also see the lower buy-in fee (10+1) with total prize $1440.

There isnt any fixed amount for the overall prizepool but in poker tournament, house takes fees and the rest goes to the prizepool until late registration ends



Take this as an example, the buy-in for the tournament is $25+2.5

So anytime a player register for the tournament, $25 goes to the prizepool while the house collect $2.5. So if there is an extra of 1000 players that register after, that means an extra of $25000 on top

What I meant was the guaranteed prizepool provided by Stake, this guaranteed prizepool guarantee prizepool will stays the same no matter how many people register on the tournament.the

In this case its $250 ( image on my previous post ) literally only 10 players needed to register for Stake to break even and collect all those extra tournaments fees. Lowball imo when they could provide all those $1000 freerools for leechers but cant provide decent guaranteed amount for tournaments

Dude, you should rephrase your stuff. Otherwise it seems like you have no experience with poker and how guaranteed price pool works.
The "guarantee" only matters if there are not enough players registered to reach it.
If the price pool is quaranteed 100$ with a 10$+1$ buyin it means if 2-10 players register, the price pool will be 100$. If 11 players register it's 110$, if 20 it will be 200$ and so on.
So stating "prizepool will stays the same no matter how many people register on the tournament" couldn't be more wrong, you should check your facts.

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Do you guys have any news about the $1000 Grand Slam freeroll by Stake when it will end? Not gonna lie, it's so addictive. I think I've managed to join more than 50 rounds in that freeroll tournament. I feel like it could end anytime soon because I see this new paid tournament. Still, I'm hoping it will last for another month. Out of the 50 rounds I joined, I only managed to win $4. 🤦

How about you share your experience with stake poker grand slam 1000$ freeroll tournament.

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With Roulette, the win chance is 50% due to the presence of the 0, so the payout is 2. With Dice on stake.com, if the win chance is 50%, the payout is only 1.98. Is the 1.98 low because the Dice can still land on the exact number 50 (similar to the 0 in Roulette)?

Roulette and Dice game concepts are completely different. The 0 is a special payout number on the roulette game. But you will loss your bet if you roll the number 50.00 on 1.98× payout (50% win chance) in the dice game. This is because of the difference of house edge concept of both games.

BTW, I had participated in some freeroll poker tournaments of Stake until now. And I have managed to win prizes from only one tournament, I had ended with 83rd rank and received $1.5 as reward.

I don't see any difference. In Roulette, you choose Black or Red, Odd or Even... and in Dice, you choose above 50 or below 50, they are both 50-50 choices.

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With Roulette, the win chance is 50% due to the presence of the 0, so the payout is 2. With Dice on stake.com, if the win chance is 50%, the payout is only 1.98. Is the 1.98 low because the Dice can still land on the exact number 50 (similar to the 0 in Roulette)?

Roulette and Dice game concepts are completely different. The 0 is a special payout number on the roulette game. But you will loss your bet if you roll the number 50.00 on 1.98× payout (50% win chance) in the dice game. This is because of the difference of house edge concept of both games.

BTW, I had participated in some freeroll poker tournaments of Stake until now. And I have managed to win prizes from only one tournament, I had ended with 83rd rank and received $1.5 as reward.

I don't see any difference. In Roulette, you choose Black or Red, Odd or Even... and in Dice, you choose above 50 or below 50, they are both 50-50 choices.

Black or red (odd or even) is a 47.4 chance of winning a 2x bet. On dice you also don't get 2x for betting over/under 50, 2.0x pays if you bet over/over 50.50.  The win chance for this is supposedly 49.5%. In reality it should be but we all know stake. 

So you have a chance of 47.4% at roulette vs a 49.5% at dice to win a 2x bet, that's a 2% difference in house edge which in the long run is HUGE.