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Message: [QUOTE="zachvac, post: 1053511, member: 26306"] About 1, but that's total. If I play normal without sne I probably get about half benefits (plus they're all in cash, rather than part of it being entry fees although I'll probably end up doing the PCA anyway). So like 0.5 extra for sne and not only is it less if/when I finally do permanently move up but a higher winrate will get me to move up faster so it's even less than that. All in all basically it looks as if the only way I'll do sne is basically if I can get close with no extra trouble. If I can grind sngs or w/e during double vpp week and get to the point where even a 150k vpp month in December gets me sne, I'd probably do it. But a normal rate would probably put me closer to 600k vpps and since that's the case I'll probably instead play some at FTP meaning that I won't have any chance in the world of coming close to sne at Stars. Anyway bottom line is that higher winrate also = less downswings, less stress, easier to put in hands. On the other hand I'm going to make absolutely sure it's worth it to go to FTP because their support is just horrid and I'm still kinda nervous putting my money over there after the cases where they just took the rolls without explanation. I know it's rare, but I want to be as sure I can trust them if I plan to have 5 figures over there, and right now I just don't. idk we'll see how it goes, but basically short answer to your question is that it's a small part of a normal winrate and sacrificing that winrate for the sne bonus winrate is silly. If I can 24-table 6 hours a day and still win at 2-3 PTBB/100 and get better and move up then I'll go for sne. If I can't I won't, simple as that. I'm not gonna be a wojtasxxPolak. [/QUOTE]

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