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[QUOTE="oldguy5055, post: 676737, member: 31430"] OK, so here is an opinion on this subject. If a site is running 10 $ 0.90 + $ 0.10 STT sit and go tournaments (just as an example) would it or would it not be to the sites advantage to have the tournament end as quickly as possible? For every second that these tournaments continue, the site is not making money! For every tournament that meets its registration numbers, and a new tournament starts, the site is making money. So, it would stand to reason, it is to the sites advantage to have the tournament end as quickly as possible. A 10 player STT sit and go, 5 players left, the short stack gets dealt a hand that he/she considers is an all-in hand. The biggest stack calls with decent cards but is dominated, the flop comes and the small stack still leads (maybe even improves their hand) the turn comes....no change....the river, the big stack catches the flush and eliminated the small stack. The same thing happens to player # 4 and now you have the money players, now they will usually lower their card values and bet more aggressively and eliminate each other quickly on their own. You have seen this scenario how many times? [/QUOTE]
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