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[QUOTE="Alizona, post: 6230884, member: 444115"] We're all different, I MUCH prefer the largest field sizes possible. If I have a choice of a 200 player tournament or a 2000 player tournament, I will play the 2000 player tournament every time. Because tournaments pay out a specific percentage of the field, it is NOT easier to cash the 200 player tournament than cash in the 2000 player tournament... you have to beat approximately 85% of the field in either tourney... Yes, of course that takes much longer with 2000 players, but so what? I am always prepared to play 6, 8 or even 10 to 12 hours in any tournament I play. By their very nature, tournaments are not a sprint, they are a marathon. And naturally, when we DO make the money, the 2000 player tournament is going to pay out much more than the 200 player tournament does. That is a simple math exercise that no one would dispute (assuming equal buy-ins, of course). So unless you are pressed for time, then always play the largest field size you can find... and if you ARE in a hurry, then you shouldn't be playing a tournament that day, you can either play a single-table Sit-and-Go, or play cash games. My opinions obv, I know others disagree with my take on it. [/QUOTE]
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