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Message: [QUOTE="N.D., post: 1323054, member: 30036"] The next superstack at the OP's level is in December and it's a mini-ftops. I honestly don't see the tournaments littered with superstack tournaments. You might wanna keep an eye out because it's $150k guaranteed for $12+$1 and a knockout tournament so you can collect $2 bounties along the way. You're also likely to spot some red pros registered, so there's a chance you'll sit at a pro's table(which for a lot of people is a big deal). There are a bunch of mini-Ftops and Ftops perks(well, they're more like bonus stuff you can win), just check the site for details. For daily tournaments there's the doublestack tourneys. They have okay guarantees, nothing like $150k + the chance to play against a pro(who's probably half-assing it due to playing in a way bigger tournament at the same time). Bust a pro and get their buy-in + a nifty T-Shirt. If nothing else you can buff your car with it :D. A doublestack gives you 150bb's, while a superstack gives you $250bb's. 150bb's is hardly a short stack. Even at the bottom $1 + 0 fees, most people play a doublestack more like a deepstack than a regular tournament. It's not a giant stack, but it's enough chips to where you don't have to go fully gonzo and try to swing for the fences every time you're in a hand, ya know? Cool thing's that you can find them every day, and some start right at the time you're requesting(well that's FTP time which is pacific). Oh forgot to mention, the doublestacks at your level $10+$1 are cashout doublestacks. So you can cashout some of your chips or all of them whenever you feel like it. It's 50c per 300 chips. If you can get your stack big enough but start feeling sleepy, well just cashout I reckon. I mean once you're that deep in a tournament and feeling sleepy it just stands to reason that your stack will be big enough to at least make a small profit without just busting out on the bubble for nothing, right? [/QUOTE]

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