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[QUOTE="M13A13, post: 6629335, member: 320135"]
I agree, it's a theoretical question taught in books, but I observed a situation: I play at pokerstars and there are large premium tournaments where entry values vary from 5,000, 10,300,000 and 25,000 dollars, do you think that the person who pays to play in the tournament 25,000 dollars equals 2.5 million dollars, it is possible, but that person normally has a good wealth that will give him an income outside of poker that when he spends it with poker he will not miss it much, on the other hand, that person can use other ways to invest in this move, through partnership with other people who know it, or it could be that it has been accumulating earnings throughout the year to participate in the tournament.
So I don't see any problems running away from the theory of the books and playing a tournament that is within our reach worth 10 to 100 dollars, because if we lose that value, it will be the same thing that a great player did in losing his 25,000 dollars, and I Frankly, I am very suspicious that he has a bankroll of 2.5 million dollars, I think he is rich, in private equity and has income that saved per year will allow him to spend the amount.
But on the other hand, it's good to get out of the book concepts a little bit, and pay to play all of us payments, unless we find some sponsorship.
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