Knock out poker strategy

[Bluffzone68]

I play a lot of knock out poker cash tournaments like 1.10 or 3.30 both holdem and Omaha.
how do you think should one progress in the tournament?
starting chips of 3000.

 

[miriancastro]

I'm going to follow this post, I want to get the tips too. kkkkk

 

[bananovsky1999]

I believe the strategy isn't a lot different from regular MTT strategy

Probably the only differences are that sometimes you should play a bit more speculative hands (in situations that a player is all-in and you get some pot odds) and your shoving range with 10BB or less should probably be a little bit tighter (because you'll probably get more callers)

 

[Tigroslav]

Try to observe which players are trying too hard for knockouts with weak holdings. Make sure to play back at them when you're strong.

 

[DaMooca]

I've played several on pokerstars with starting chips of 5000, and you find many players who go all in right at the beginning of the tournament with any 2 suited cards or any hand with weak aces. When I play I try to play tighter at the beginning and when I accumulate more chips I try to loosen up more.

 

[Bluffzone68]

Oh
i thought vice versa

I play aggresive to double up and later tighten down

 

[christovam]

Start slow, picking better hands and watch those who like to go all-in on many hands. Ideally, aggression should increase as the stages of the tournament progress.

 

[Bluffzone68]

Start slow, picking better hands and watch those who like to go all-in on many hands. Ideally, aggression should increase as the stages of the tournament progress.

is it good to re-enter a tourney in kmock out at a late stage? almost before late registration closes?

 

[Gallarado777]

Yes, you need to re-enter if the prize pool is 100 or 1000 times higher than your entry, then it will be profitable and if you have more than 25bb