I ask for advice!

[Aleks75]

In such tournaments, at least 2-3 players always go all-in. Who wins most of the time and knocks out the farthest. You can wait out the first few 3-5 hands, wait for large cards or a pair combination and also go all-in. If you are lucky, then there is a chance, and you need to continue to go all-in against players with small stacks

Hi ! Thank you for the interesting turbo and hyperturbo MTT strategy.!

 

[The Long Shot]

Tight at the beginning and always agresive when you will enter hands. GL!

Good advice. Also, widen your range a bit earlier from late position.

 

[IFDCTHMH]

it is hard to say. it's luck. i would play push fold preflop

 

[BodyCount]

You should adopt a push/fold strategy with a stack so small. No calls with connectors, hoping for a draw, no set mining with small pairs. When your stack is ahead don't become LAG. In general, what matters is not what you do, but what you don't do. Be patient for premium holdings and collect the stacks of the resistance.

 

[garibe]

This topic:

https://www.cardschat.com/forum/tou...-okearney-satellite-specialist-ask-me-425223/

Or read his book - Poker Satellite Strategy

 

[Aleks75]

This topic:

https://www.cardschat.com/forum/tou...-okearney-satellite-specialist-ask-me-425223/

Or read his book - Poker Satellite Strategy

Hi!Thank you for the excellent recommendation!

 

[mina271]

I think that it doesn't matter whether the satellite is a turbo or not, but rather what kind of player you are. Turbo tournaments or sats need a little more aggression and if you play too passively you won't make it. But you still have to pay attention to your cards a simple all in every hand will not bring it either. I'm not a satellite player although I've played a few and managed to get tickets.

 

[Maxmustdie]

I think it's a very good idea to play satellites instead of micro limits
you need to know well the preflop pushers

 

[valetgll]

Here you need to rely more on all-in with a good card. The blinds grow very quickly on hyper turbo and your stack will almost always be close to 10bb.

 

[AlexStar1981]

Well, yes, no strategy will help in hyper turbo tournaments. There is only aggression at your own risk and even at random.

 

[venycyos]

I've played the 16-player PS ones a lot, and I think they're really lottery. I'm a medium to weak player, in these tournaments I have approximately 14,000 games and I'm tied.

In other words, for me it's not worth it, not to mention how angers you go through, which will affect the target tournament, as well as a different march that you have to print in both types of tournaments.

Looking at my own results I say that these specifically and at the micro level (where I play) are not worth it.

 

[LetterRip]

Learn ICM/Nash equilibrium pushing and calling ranges and learn when to deviate. Note that ICM is drastically different for satellites with multiple tickets than it is for typical MTTs, and is also way different from winner take all tournaments.

You also need to learn what players respond different to a 2.5x open vs an open shove (some players fold everything to 2.5x that they would to a shove, and only reshove their good hands - hugely exploitable - others will resteal); and which players will limp/call vs which players will limp/fold.

Also many players have horrendous satellite bubble strategy at low stakes tourneys.

 

[jason2626]

Bigjay wants to know

If you enjoy playing play if you don't don't play, important unless it's your job then it's for entertainment and if that's the case if your not happy and don't stop playing you might have a problem

 

[Pripri1986]

Play with aggression. Pray to the poker gods. I wish you luck.

 

[Iryna Stryzheuskaya]

Observe opponents and table dynamics. Play aggressively against opponents who fold too often, you don't have time to wait for AA.