acabo de ingresar a ps y me encuentro con esto snuevos sit & go, los fifty 50..alguien ya los probo......son como los doble o nada, de 10 jugadores, ganan los 5 primeros, pero con la diferencia que ganan lo mismo que pagaron de buyin, osea si pagaron 10+48, pero con la diferencia de que ganan 10+0,33 por cada 100 fichas
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FIFTY50
‘Fifty50’ is a type of one-table Sit & Go tournament. In a Fifty50 Sit & Go, the event ends when half of the entrants have been eliminated. For example, in a 10-player Fifty50 tournament, 5 will be paid. Half of the prize pool will be distributed equally among the 5 winners, and the other half of the prize pool will be distributed among those same 5 players based on the chip count percentages at the end of the event. The 6th-10th place finishers win nothing. So in a 10-player $10+$1 Fifty50, the prize pool is $100. Each of the final 5 finishers would receive $10 each, plus a percentage of the remaining $50 in the prize pool. You can find Fifty50 tournaments under ‘Sit & Go’ > ‘1-Table’ in the PokerStars lobby.
As a more detailed example, in a $300+$17 tournament with ten entrants, the total prize pool is $3,000. Each player starts with 1,500 chips.
Example. Chips. Chip %. Chip Prize. +Buy-in. Total Prize
Player 1. 4,300. 28.67%. $430. +$300. $730.
Player 2. 3,600. 24.00%. $360. +$300. $660.
Player 3. 3,100. 20.67%. $310. +$300. $610.
Player 4. 2,300. 15.33%. $230. +$300. $530.
Player 5. 1,700. 11.33%. $170. +$300. $470.
Total .15,000. 100.00%. $1,500. +$1,500. $3,000
To calculate the value of Player 1’s chips, multiply half the prize pool ($1500) by Player 1’s portion of the total chips in play (4300/15000), a total of $430. Adding the returned buy-in awarded to each player who cashes results in Player 1’s total prize amount of $730 ($430+$300). As a formula, an individual’s payout would be expresses as:
payout = buy-in + (ending chip count) x (½ x total prize pool)
............................ (total chips in play)
The Fifty50 tournament lobby displays the approximate amount per 100 chips to be paid out when the tournament ends. The value displayed in the Fifty50 tournament lobby is rounded down to the nearest cent, but payouts are calculated so that the entire prize pool is paid out. Note that the final payouts may experience small rounding differences in order to ensure that the total payouts equal the prize pool.
Due to their unique payout structure, Fifty50 tournaments are not eligible for any Tournament Leader Board points. You can find Fifty50 tournaments under ‘Sit & Go’ > ‘1-Table’ in the PokerStars lobby.
