boooooa, i also want to know a lot. I'm a beginner and I find this tournament very interesting and profitableThere are many rooms where this type of game can be played which offers many advantages if another player is eliminated, what would be a good strategy that allows a beginning player to obtain profits?
There are many rooms where this type of game can be played which offers many advantages if another player is eliminated, what would be a good strategy that allows a beginning player to obtain profits?
Welllll part of the GTD is the knockoutThe deeper the stage of the tournament, the higher the rewards. When there are multiple tables remaining in the game, the rewards for knocking out some players exceed the original 10 buy-ins. This noticeably affects the activity of opponents - if a player with such a bounty has a small stack, each opponent wants to knock him out. The biggest knockout awards are played at the final table. The winner gets the most, because he receives awards for both the opponent and himself. In some tournaments, it turns out that the winner gets knockouts as much or even more than he is supposed to from the main prize pool.
I do not like this kind of poker, yes, in such a tournament you can quickly win a little money on knocking out players, but to win a lot of money you need to take only the first place, and the player who takes second place gets four times the winnings. I once took second place in such a tournament and was upset when I got a win, I forgot about the total bounty for all players who will get first place.
I didn't know that, thank you.Both PokerStars and 888 Poker have actually changed the payout structure of most of their PKOs, so that the winner and runner up now get essentially the same price. This mean, that heads up you are now only fighting for the last bounty money, and this makes the total payouts more similar to a normal MTT.
Yes I have noticed this the 1st and 2nd place usually same payout bar a few $. 1st place however takes the bounty from 2nd place and also keeps their own bounty so in reallity they win significantly more than 2nd overall.Both PokerStars and 888 Poker have actually changed the payout structure of most of their PKOs, so that the winner and runner up now get essentially the same price. This mean, that heads up you are now only fighting for the last bounty money, and this makes the total payouts more similar to a normal MTT.
1st place however takes the bounty from 2nd place and also keeps their own bounty so in reallity they win significantly more than 2nd overall.
There are many rooms where this type of game can be played which offers many advantages if another player is eliminated, what would be a good strategy that allows a beginning player to obtain profits?
While I agree that sit&go's are good practice for novice players I'd say that knockouts are more ideal for beginner players really.KO poker is a very difficult type of poker. I believe it contains a large number of aggressive and stupid players who are ready to do anything to get a reward for your knocking out. Of course, you can also knock them out, but it is very difficult to be in a big plus at a long distance, because I think this type of poker is very prone to luck. It is impossible to constantly make a profit, so in the end you will often lose.
Especially for a novice player, this type of poker is not the best option for the game. If you want to start a short study of poker, start by playing sit&go with up to 100 players. This is a good experience and in my opinion there are very few " bad " players This type of tournament really allows you to have fun and most importantly, to have a profit over a long distance I think this is the best solution for a beginner. Good luck)