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PokerNews Lie

So the Poker770 alpine freeroll was meant to have a maximum of 99 rebuys.
Turns out there were a total of 377 rebuys/add-ons. Couple this with the fact that there were 318 runners makes it impossible to have a decent crack.

Noticiing it said unlimited rebuys on the 770 software days before I made a comment to the article about the 770 2 package giveaway but of course nothing was done.

Get your act together Pokernews/Poker770.

03-14-2009 09:16

Croatian_Mafia (User Offline) Wrote 17 posts
since 09-13-2007

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Did it say a maximum of 99 rebuys total or just a maximum of 99 rebuys?

Uh oh, get your facts straight.

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03-14-2009 09:30

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