chilindrodolar
Rock Star
Silver Level
Go with the best letter AA KK QQ jj 10/10 AK AQ AJ10 A9 KQ KJ K10 Q10 QJ j10 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 , not decay in your bank , i prefer that fences depending with cards of the same suit , and if you do not leagues is still waiting for , when you come to know them with magnificent structure of hands.!!!
lovemiscou
Legend
Loyaler
I never liked playing those hyper tournys, but for the past month on Party my friend has talked me into playing them, we late register in them at last 2 levels and hope for a good hand to double up. You can make moves in position also, to steel the blinds, at that point you have about 10 BB left. Usually if you can double up twice you can make the prizes and you didn't have to spend a long time playing.
But the thing you need to know most is that luck has a lot more to do in those turbos and hypers. By entering that late it takes some of the guess work out, at that point it is all in or fold. No fancy plays needed.
But the thing you need to know most is that luck has a lot more to do in those turbos and hypers. By entering that late it takes some of the guess work out, at that point it is all in or fold. No fancy plays needed.
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pentazepam
Legend
Platinum Level
In very simple terms: The faster the structure, the faster you have to play.
No time to wait for premium hands (that is a bonus). You have to press every small edge you can find. And when the stacks gets short (10BB or less) it is more or less all-in or fold. Unless you have a read that a mini-raise or even limp can be better for some reason.
If you get to HU the all in or fold play can sometimes wait to 7-8BB left before it is near optimal.
No time to wait for premium hands (that is a bonus). You have to press every small edge you can find. And when the stacks gets short (10BB or less) it is more or less all-in or fold. Unless you have a read that a mini-raise or even limp can be better for some reason.
If you get to HU the all in or fold play can sometimes wait to 7-8BB left before it is near optimal.
greatgame230
Visionary
Silver Level
The best strategy is not to play them. but if you like this type of tournaments you must open your range you cannot be tight in the first stages of the tournament since the blinds would end with your stack you must be aggressive all the time
yomarianob
Enthusiast
Silver Level
The variance is bigger in these tournaments. I don't really like to play hyperturbos, when I do I find a lot of players gambling a lot, crazy all-ins.. Also you find yourself shorstack all the time.
If you like those, my strategy would be to be very aggresive and maybe get tricky with premium hands as people is willing to put all their chips.
If you like those, my strategy would be to be very aggresive and maybe get tricky with premium hands as people is willing to put all their chips.
wildwildwes
Rock Star
Silver Level
I never liked playing those hyper tournys, but for the past month on Party my friend has talked me into playing them, we late register in them at last 2 levels and hope for a good hand to double up. You can make moves in position also, to steel the blinds, at that point you have about 10 BB left. Usually if you can double up twice you can make the prizes and you didn't have to spend a long time playing.
But the thing you need to know most is that luck has a lot more to do in those turbos and hypers. By entering that late it takes some of the guess work out, at that point it is all in or fold. No fancy plays needed.
But the thing you need to know most is that luck has a lot more to do in those turbos and hypers. By entering that late it takes some of the guess work out, at that point it is all in or fold. No fancy plays needed.
bmess92
Enthusiast
Silver Level
My favourite type of tourneys! A10 AJ suited are monsters in these tourneys, as desperate people go all-in even with K 9, Q9, all they could get their hands on. In the late phase, when blinds are huge, even K9 suited becomes a monster from position.
nuttea
Visionary
Bronze Level
Do not change the style at early levels (tight play is preferred) With a deep starting stack, you can use the same approach as in regular multi-table tournaments. The blinds and antes are too small to steal; Moreover, get bonuses from strict game at first in the later stages, creating a tight image. You can force your opponents to fold after you expand your range by stealing blinds and antes.Isolate Short Stacks As in standard multi-table tournaments, players who fall to 10-15 big blinds are looking for an opportunity to double. You will see many all-in raises. Having received a good hand in a similar situation (middle and high pairs, strong aces), be prepared to answer with your all-in. Carefully weigh the risks and do not enter into such confrontations without a strong hand, but do not miss the opportunity to “swallow” short stacks, if the situation is favorable.gl)
PatriceM915
Visionary
Bronze Level
Good morning mate. In hyper turbo tournaments. I use the strategy of keeping to 20BB minimum and opening range with strong cards and hitting a good flop to keep betting even more if someone comes in first with bets. Go all in with AK or high pair AA KK or QQ. If it takes a while to come and I have less than 10BB to go all in with even pairs or connected cards of equal suits. Hope this helps.
vadimcs1495
Rock Star
Silver Level
no need to be smart to play hyper turbo. it's like a casino.
in such tournaments as for me I need to enter late registration. and believe that something really will fall out to you. 22+ hands. But know, you need to play only !!! according to your bankroll and observe bankroll management and stick to it.
sorry in advance for my english