Which types of tournaments do you recommend for beginners?
Gritz18
Legend
Loyaler
freerolls😉
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dannystanks
Visionary
Silver Level
It all depends on your experience level. The more experience and studied you are the easier it will be to make +EV decisions no matter what the tournament is.
If you are just starting out I think any tournament is going to be hard.
If you are just starting out I think any tournament is going to be hard.
AKQ
Legend
Bronze Level
Find 9 even newer players at a table lol .
Hyper turbos and anything with a fast blind structure will be beneficial to a beginner. The slower the blind structure, the more skill will be involved. Beyond that there are no easy tournaments. Good players practice game selection. Meaning they're looking for easy tournaments .i.e. weak opponents. If you're the 10th best player in the world and you sit down to play against the top nine players in the world. You're the loser
pentazepam
Legend
Loyaler
The deeper/slower structures give a greater edge to good players.
So, if you want a slightly more level playing field, play hyper, turbo, or other fast structures.
You can find push-fold charts online that make you almost as god as anyone when the stacks are 10-20BB (or smaller).
So, if you want a slightly more level playing field, play hyper, turbo, or other fast structures.
You can find push-fold charts online that make you almost as god as anyone when the stacks are 10-20BB (or smaller).
infonazar
Legend
Loyaler
For beginners, it is best to play in all available freerolls to gain experience and improve their skills. As for buy-in tournaments, I would recommend that beginners play in tournaments where the blinds increase every 10 minutes. I wouldn't recommend playing faster tournaments, hyper or turbo, for beginners.
dreamer13
Legend
Platinum Level
PokerKing - good structure and good guarantees in tournaments. There are also quite interesting tournaments for beginners. They have a deep and smooth structure, the strength of the field of players is quite weak.
Matt_Burns88
Legend
Bronze Level
Freerolls is the obvious answer, but they have their own "special" way of playing. They generally have HUGE fields for very modest prizes, even if you're lucky enough to bink a top 3 spot.
I would recommend multi-table SNG's. pokerstars offer 45, 90 and 180 seat tournies. I believe these are a great way to experience the MTT format without having to play for hours at a time. Buy-ins start from $0.25, so not much difference from freerolls really.