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#38
05-03-2008, 09:20 AM
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Closing methods of Mastro Auctions etc......
Posted By: leon
I still somewhat disagree with your thought that the seemingly endless auction method max's out bidding. Many folks get sleepy and go to bed. I will be. As Jim said (above) the finite ending of Mastro's auction just makes you bid a little differently. It makes you go ahead and play the hand instead of bluffing into the wee hours of the morning. In Mastro I continually scrutinized my lots I was bidding on and placed auto max bids at spots I wanted. When they got blown away I would move to the next one. I really enjoyed it. (OBVIOUSLY WAY TOO MUCH!!) 
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