SHOOT-OUT tourney?

[RunTotoRun]

(Thought for the day: If logic dictated.... men would ride side-saddle)[/b]

I'm confused (not an uncommon state for me).
Can someone please explain how a shoot-out tourney pays out.
I'm thinking (if logic dictates), 8th place should not pay out less than 18th.

And if that's the case, why would I want to place higher if the $ is less?

[Hobbs665]

I've never played a shoot out with that many people, but it looks like the money is cumulative.

Top three players from each table (there would be 20 if there were 2000 players win money, just for advancking:

1st 4.25
2nd 2.55
3rd 1.70

Then top three of each table remaining (6 tables) advance with each place receiving:

1st 7.65
2nd 4.59
3rd 3.06

Now, depending on how you got to the second round you received a different payout. Then, when you got knocked out in that round decided what 'place' you got in the tournament.

So, if you went into the 2nd round first at your table, you won 4.25, but got knocked out of the 2nd round first, you'd have a winning of 4.25.

Now, the player that got knocked out 3 players later (15th) came in form the first round in third place at his table only won 1.70. So, he won less even though he placed higher in the tourney.

Capiche?

[RunTotoRun]

Thanks Hobbs

[Hobbs665]

Thanks Hobbs

s'all good in the hood.

[HighestKicker023]

glad to find this thread. i was curious also about the shootout tourneys, how it pays & how the game goes on.

i'd like to ask, what do you think is better, join shootout or bounty? which has has the better chances of winning???

[witchywitchy]

glad to find this thread. i was curious also about the shootout tourneys, how it pays & how the game goes on.

i'd like to ask, what do you think is better, join shootout or bounty? which has has the better chances of winning???

Sorry - crystal ball on the fritz, unable to predict chances of winning any games.