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So I get that you can't have multiple entries on a FT, but what happens if they merge on the final table, eg you have two entries and there's 11 left, and someone goes out. There's 10 players left, 2 of them are you, and it merges to the final table. Your stacks combine, which I understand, leaving 9 people left, do you get paid out 10th place as well as whatever place your merged stack finishes?
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Copied & pasted from FAQ:
"How are the finishing positions determined for “merged entries”? When two of your entries are merged, the “merged entry” from the broken table is considered to be eliminated from the tournament. For example, if there are 18 entrants remaining after your entries have merged, your “merged entry” officially finishes the tournament in 19th place. When a threshold is reached in a Rush Poker* Multi-Entry Tournament, all “merged entries” at that threshold finish in the same position for the tournament. For example, when the 90-player threshold is reached, all “merged entries” finish tied for 91st place. Can more than one entry make the money? Yes. It is possible for more than one of your entries to “make the money” and finish in a paid position, provided the tournament pays out more than the final table. For example, say you have two entries remaining on two tables in a nine-handed tournament that pays the top 18 finishers. The final table is reached and your two entries are merged. The “merged entry” will be considered to have finished in 10th place for that tournament and receive the payout amount for that position." |
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Please note that while guaranteed Shootout and Cashout tournaments will have their prize money doubled during the week, they are not available as Multi Entry Tournaments. |