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Will a pro take down the Main Event?
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[QUOTE="OzExorcist, post: 1179539, member: 23910"] Erm... you know the Main Event is univerally acknowledged as having the slowest structure of any tournament anywhere, right? The blinds only go up once every two hours, and all players start with 300 big blinds. That's slow. Here's the structure sheet for this year: [URL]http://www.worldseriesofpoker.com/tourney/structsheet_7283.asp?tourneyid=7283&groupid=607[/URL] If it was a limit tournament, pros might have a better chance to win. But that's because less people would enter, because it'd get less exposure, because less people would watch it on TV, because [B]limit hold 'em tournaments tend to be boring as hell to watch[/B]. Especially when you're watching them from Day 1, not just the final table. Doing something that made the tournament attract less entrants and made it boring to watch is so much the opposite of what the Main Event is about it doesn't even compute. [/QUOTE]
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