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Tournament late registration.
What you think about late registering to tournaments ?
Few weeks ago, i late registered at the last possible moment to the 1.1 hot tournament at pokerstars, and ended up becoming 3rd, managed to get 151$. It is quite frustrating to play for an 1-2 hours and fall out without geting nothing. While you max late reg, if you win couple all-ins, you are ITM. So what you think ? Could you possible print money even if you will max late reg to every tournament ?
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I don't like tournaments with very long late registrations. Half an hour is ideal for me. Those players who are simply late will have time to register.
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Yes bro, but on the one hand you can kind of get into ITM easier and faster, and with a better prepared mind
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I prefer to register before a tournament even start, because I like to prepare myself before hand. I don't particularly like the tournaments that have such a long late registration, but I have done wat you have said also just to see and most times Im out anyhow because my starting stack is just too small against others by that time and the blinds are pretty high also.
I think some people prefer to show up at the end of late registration, they probably have more experience or a bit of luck.
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Yes bro I agree, but in my opinion that makes the registration late, it has more focus because your mind is more rested than the mind of the opponent that started since the beginning of the tournament. Thank you very much for such a beautiful phrase! __________________________________________________ ______________________ Each disadvantage has its equivalent advantage: if you take the trouble to find it. -W. Clement Stone
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Late registration for those who do not like to rush...
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Your opinion makes sense that your mind would be fresh. It would also waste less if your time; to play hard then either your in or out much more quickly. I think I would need more experience and I’ll keep giving it a go at micros. I guess you would play it like an “All in or Fold” at first
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Late registering is a good strategy if you master sub30bb play. But it increases variance significantly .
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You'll have a higher winrate by registering at the start to take max advantage of deep stacked play against opponents happy to donate a stack.
But if it's a tournament at the lower end of your buyin range and you just want to play, there's nothing wrong with doing that and just having a slightly lower edge in that game
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It works for me sometimes, but I know good players who can be profitable only by registering at the last minute.
I prefer to be in the tournament from the beginning to try to win as many chips as possible, or else not to play tournaments with late registration.
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I think late registering with 20-30 bb is okay but I've seen a lot of tournaments that have late reg all the way until 5 bb. I don't know how entering with 5 bb can possibly be profitable unless you are literally at the bubble.
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Totally agree late reg 20 to 30 bb is my ideal reg if going late, but i prefer to get in at the start and try to get in the top 10/top20 early
But it does prove taxing on the mind, sometimes i lead for hours only to snap later on n get booted just b4 the bubble 3 to 4 bad calls or bad beats
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I think the same, late registration tournaments are very boring, ideally no longer than 30 minutes. Although entering when it starts you can have an advantage.
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It's more luck and less skill, if you're not as good than hopping late can be beneficial.
I don't like much of late registration, it's quite frustrating to wait 3 or 4 hours sometimes before registration even closes. You can build a stack quicker since you are buying in short, but can also bust out that first hand.
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Hi! For me, the optimal late registration in is 1 hour. I try to avoid tournaments with a very long registration period of more than 2 hours. Several times I entered the tournament in the last minutes of late registration, when I was given only 10 blinds. In this case, everything depends on luck. If you are not afraid to lose your buy-in, then you can try it.
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re: Poker & Tournament late registration.
I am a serial late register mtt player, I almost never play at the start if I can avoid it. It works on Pokerstars for me 2 double ups and a couple of steals here and there and you are itm most times.
As with many things late registering comes with many pros and cons. For me the pros outweigh the cons most times. This will be different from player to player. On Pokerstars if you look well enough there are mtts on some days that you do not even a double to make itm a couple of raise and take it and you itm.
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I think that depending on the tournament, late registration becomes profitable, especially when it is close to the bubble as you said!
I think it's a good strategy to also try to reach the TOP20 of the tournament, so you can conserve your focus and energy for the end of the tournament or even when you reach the bubble.
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I think late registrations arent very good. I always made losses with those buy ins but its up to you. I'll never signup for late registration again except its 1-10 minutes in
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I think latereg is important, because sometimes it takes time to find the right tournament and sometimes there isnt the right starttime for everybody so u are able to joyn a bit later and have also chances with a smaller stack but u in the game
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I like to enter a tournament at the very beginning of the game when the players have 100bb because you can double or triple the stack and play the pot peacefully until the final table with a stack advantage.
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I love playing from the very beginning of the tour. More chances in the game. Who comes with late registration
usually go to the bank. Here you can also increase your winnings with a good card.
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I agree with your opinion, but there is a certain difference between betting on the lottery and betting on poker, on the lottery you depend 100% on luck, on poker you only depend on 30% of luck, 70% is statistics and gameplay! In addition, I won't be losing a ton of ROI just because I didn't start at the beginning, because in reality the ROI at the beginning is very low in the middle and at the end of the tournament is where the biggest ROI rises!
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It takes a lot of luck to get a good stack on late registration. I prefer to enter the tournament on time.
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Many people use late registration to quickly enter the tournament. Indeed, a few successful allins can help you get to the dough. By the way, congratulations 3rd place is a great success. Try this option in a more expensive tournament. The prize may be higher.
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Thank you brother, I hope, to increase my stack to start playing in more expensive tournaments, is that I follow a risk management in my stack that helps me not to break because of anxiety!
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i really find the arguments for and against very compelling, and indeed worthy of serious consideration. I, for my part, prefer the good old Knock-out tourneys, which don't give you the best odds registering late. Very interesting thread though. I,m going to try this tactic on a normal tourney just to see how it feels.
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Sometimes it can work out and your normally only starting with 15bb so with a double up or two you again have a workable stack I've done this and final tabled and won tourneys.
I've also done it and had to shove almost immediately on Saturday I late reg 3 tourneys not like 5 mins to go but like 30mins and I lasted around 6 hands combined I picked up AK first hand with 12bb shoved and got called by pockets 8s and they held. 2nd hand of next tourney AQ shoves into AA and 3rd tourney 3rd hand pocket 10s walks into kings. So while late reg into tourneys cuts out the slower early stages having to shove from the get go can go against you as most players at your table have you well covered and will call wider. Or you could be just crushed as I was in 2 out of 3 tourneys
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If you want to pick some all ins with Ak+ late ia not so good
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I prefer late regging when you have about 30bb starting stacks
When I reg too early, I end up grinding for 3 hours and then losing everything because I commit 100bb with a 2 pair and get out 2-paired or some silly thing like that and it gets really frustrating (did I just wast 3 hours for nothing to show for it???) When I reg too late <20 bb, it becomes push fold and pray I win a flip which is not ideal 30bb is just right
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Of course when you get lucky and win the first flip or two, so that you get up to the tournament average or above, then you can find some edge later. But you are going to have a lot of events, where you basically play 1-2 hands, and then you are out. And overcoming a 12% rake this way is not going to be easy. Also while there is a lot of threading water early on and small pots, which wont really matter much to the final result, it is also early on, that you are most likely to run into really bad players, who are ready to dust off a stack to you. With all this being said late registration can be a way to increase your hourly winrate, because you are spending less time on each event, and you are concentrating on spots, where more chips are at stake due to higher blinds. In that sense its a bit like playing Zoom poker. But as with Zoom the only sure beneficiary of late registration is the poker site, because you end up paying more rake per hour.
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Yes brother, I also think it is totally feasible to do this type of strategy and the part as you said, eliminates the slow part of the beginning and so you have more concentration and focus in the middle and at the end of the tournament
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I don't play tournaments with late reg from the start, i do much better entering near end of registration, looking to hit some all-ins, also don't like long tournaments.
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re: Poker & Tournament late registration.
The better solution however is to learn to become good at 100BB poker, so that you can take advantage of other tournament players, who are not. The best way to practice 100BB poker and also just postflop in general is to play cash games. So even if you know, you are eventually going to go the MTT route, there is a lot of value in getting at least 100.000 or prefarably more cash game hands under your belt.
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I prefer to play the tournament from the very beginning. Especially knockout tournaments, because the larger the stack, the more opportunities to knock someone out. But if the tournament has a smooth structure and a rather long late registration, then I don't see anything wrong with going at the end of it.
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I think in your case you are just lucky. Apparently it was your day, and regardless of the stage of registration you would get a good result. For me personally, this is a matter of my mood. If I want, then I register and play, and if I don't want, then I don't play.
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I have a positive attitude towards late registration. and therefore I often use this option. And it's especially nice when you quickly get into the prize zone.
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Yes bro, I also prefer to enter the end of the record and try to hit some all-ins
Yes bro, I also love late registration for that matter of being closer to the prize
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This is good you played well late registration is not always good because the blinds will eat up your stack for a couple of hands if the cards do not come to you and with a bad hand go to olyn very little interest on winning.
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I hate that tournaments have a very long late registration....
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Yes bro, in this game there's always a little luck
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I really like late registration, I don't want to lose extra 2 hours.Either I double up quickly and everything goes on,or I leave the tournament.Everything is very easy and simple)
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I totally agree that the late 20-30 bb record is my ideal record if I'm going late, but I prefer to get in early and try to be in the top 10 / top 20 early
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I like to late-reg into bounty tournaments a bit later a lot of people with under starting stack high blinds makes it ideal to get it in ax into weaker hands like jq who wouldnt call early stage. with like 100bbs but would with 0-16bbs
wouldnt recommend doing so in rebuy games. some tournaments on ACR i late reg last second and if you waste your timebank a little bit you get itm (wouldnt fold premium hands tho just to get itm) not all games just a few and depends how many players want out quick enough at the last few min of late reg but a few $ richer just by wasting some timebank is nice and gg on your 3rd place
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it really depends on what kind of tournament it is really, i like to play late registration when the blind levels are 12 min or more.
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Yes bro I love late registration mainly because of this reason of not wasting too much time with the beginning of the jog, playing hands in which I should not play
Yes, on the one hand 30bb is still a comfortable stack to play, but the good thing about starting to play at the beginning of the game is that you can analyze who are the fish that will catch the bb during the game hahah
Yes, it is a good strategy to play the tournaments with 12 min bb when you have late registration
Yes on the one hand it is good, but on the other hand it is bad because tournaments tend to take longer due to new players entering, but on the other hand it is good because the pot gets fatter
I like to play deep but, as I am very anxious I cannot play the game correctly because in my mind the bb are very low and I have more chips than I can spend
I respect your opinion, some don't like me
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If you are not good at playing with a lot of bbs, I recommend that you enter the middle of the late registration. It is not recommended with a minute to close. It would be a bad idea.
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late registration
i dont like a long late registraion
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