Ruslan L
Visionary
Platinum Level
I start as usual, play with concentration and patience, don't play with junk, watch my opponents' actions closely and take notes.
SpanRmonka
Legend
Loyaler
You can’t really play either of these options you suggest.
Ideally you should be playing Tight Aggressive regardless, and only making slight adjustments for the fact it’s a bounty tournament.
Early game the bounties are small, and therefore so should the adjustments be, but later if you’re still in, and a bounty is worth more in comparison to the buy in you can raise and call wider as the reward is greater!
Ideally you should be playing Tight Aggressive regardless, and only making slight adjustments for the fact it’s a bounty tournament.
Early game the bounties are small, and therefore so should the adjustments be, but later if you’re still in, and a bounty is worth more in comparison to the buy in you can raise and call wider as the reward is greater!
Tero
Legend
Loyaler
Here's something for you to read:
Popular Poker Tournament Formats - Part 2: Bounty and Progressive Knockout Tournaments
As we continue with diving into the topics of poker tournament formats, this thread will focus on bounty (Knockout or KO tournaments), and PKOs (Progressive Knockout tournaments). Bounty (KO or knockout) and progressive knockout tournaments (PKO) are one of the most popular formats you will...
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Pulse_69
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Tank tournaments are aggressive in themselves, because you can't survive there for long without aggression.
The tournament itself is usually faster because players are fighting for a knockout. This is what makes this style of play so attractive.
The tournament itself is usually faster because players are fighting for a knockout. This is what makes this style of play so attractive.
