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I was thinking along these lines. Set up an event for say
10 X 9-man SnG's buy-in at $3.25. 1st place money would be around $15.00 meaning to be profitable you would have to win at least 2 and all of them would be great. But realistically you can expect to win 2-4 giving total winnings of between
$30 and $60 of which the investor gets maybe 5% per share.
Not a big payday.
But what if it was explained that if money enough was won in the first round of games to play say 3 more at a 2 or 3 dollar higher buy-in but maintaining at least the total staked amount of say $35.00( meaning everyone gets at least their stake back)
the higher buy-ins would be like a freeroll. If you win in those put some away to pay off and play 2 or 3 at the next 2 or 3 dollar higher stake and keep moving up till 2 games in a row are lost then quit. and pay off at what ever the accumulated amount may be.
Just always adding to the pay off each time you increase the buy-in. If you can't add to the total then you stop.

What do you guys think of an idea like that?

You're talking about snowballing. I've done this before on my own. You have to make the guidelines very clear in your listing.