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July 22, 2026, 12:48:45 PM
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That curve looks very reasonable, I am ok with it and I think AB de Royse777 agrees, too.
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Here is a blind structure that I'd suggest.

The idea is that you can experiment on your own simply by inputting numbers into the boxes, and the curve and prize table will update live each time.

https://docspace-u9csub.onlyoffice.com/s/fgFVXK4P_WCdwsx
Once we choose a structure we like, we'll need to manually round the amounts (to the nearest $10, for example). Also, the lower payouts can be the same size.
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As for the ante, it's almost ideal. Just one small note. I’d keep the ante fixed at 1/10 of the SB until short-handed play begins, meaning all the way up to the final two tables.
Anyway, let's first check the expected field size.
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July 22, 2026, 09:57:14 PM
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Hi guys,

after talking to Royse, my suggestion is to have a $5 buy-in for the qualifier rounds and those $5 will go towards a knockout bounty pot. That way we will have a $5 bounty per knockout. It makes the game more exciting and we have a small barrier to enter the tournament. In my opinion still tool low, but the goal is to find a middle ground.

Since Royse has a lot to do, I offered my help to count the knockouts. I won't be recording anything, so the idea is that there will be a google form and everybody has to submit the pokernow link for a knockout hand (or multiple), I will check all submitted links and credit the knockouts accordingly to you guys. There will be further details, but this is the idea we would like to stick to. The $5 buy-in is to be paid in USDT BSC.

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The buy-in is a good idea, as it will help reduce the rate of bot accounts playing in the tournament. The google form is still under processing I guess.
Curious: Concerning the buy-in, will there be provided an address (personal address) or the sponsor will provide the address where the buy-in will be sent to? Will it be a casino platform or similar?

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Today at 08:13:20 AM
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That curve looks very reasonable, I am ok with it and I think AB de Royse777 agrees, too.
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Here is a blind structure that I'd suggest.

The idea is that you can experiment on your own simply by inputting numbers into the boxes, and the curve and prize table will update live each time.

https://docspace-u9csub.onlyoffice.com/s/fgFVXK4P_WCdwsx
Once we choose a structure we like, we'll need to manually round the amounts (to the nearest $10, for example). Also, the lower payouts can be the same size.
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As for the ante, it's almost ideal. Just one small note. I’d keep the ante fixed at 1/10 of the SB until short-handed play begins, meaning all the way up to the final two tables.
Anyway, let's first check the expected field size.

Yes I understood your values can be modified, I just meant that the numbers as you presented them in the first example make sense to me. Of course some rounding is needed eventually, but as an orientation it looks good.

By the way, should the tournament be 6-handed tables? Or bigger?
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Today at 09:43:41 AM
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