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How To Win Early Stages of Online Poker Tournaments | Playing Early Stages Online Poker Tournaments 

Conscious Poker by Alec Torelli
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One of the questions people ask the most is "How do you play early stages of online poker MTT. Alec explains how to adjust and appropriate strategies.
MTT Poker Tournament Strategy
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Overview:
1. Measuring Success in Tournaments
2. Variance in Tournament Poker
3. Rake in Tournament Poker
4. Basic Poker Tournament Strategy
5. Intermediate Poker Tournament Strategy
6. Advanced Poker Tournament Strategy
7. Expert Poker Tournament Strategy
In tournament poker, it’s important to understand, fundamentally, that each chip is not worth the face value that it represents. The easiest way to conceptualize this is to think about what happens if you win. You may win all the chips in play, but you only receive roughly 20% of the total price pool. This phenomenon gives us insight into how we should be approaching tournaments to formulate our strategy.
The most important principle to understand in tournament poker is the idea that each chip is worth less than the previous one. In the real world, this is referred to as diminishing marginal return (DMR).
What does this mean for your game plan?
Well it means that when you’re a big stack (with 120 big blinds, while the field’s average stack is 50 big blinds) you should be extremely aggressive, since the additional blinds don’t increase the real-dollar-value of your stack, as much as the original ones.
In other words, you should be looking for good spots to apply pressure with 30-50 of your big blinds, attempting to gain more.
When you’re a middle stack, you should aim to pick on smaller stacks, who you can threaten to bust if they get involved with you. You should, simultaneously, stay away from larger stacks that can threaten your tournament life.
As a short stack, you are at risk of being knocked out by nearly everyone at your table; consequently, you should look for good spots to go all-in, ideally when you have some fold equity. A classic example is what’s called, restealing: shoving over a loose opener.
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On this channel Alec regularly analyzes some of the biggest hands of poker played on high stakes cash games like Poker Night in America, Hustler Live Stream, Live at the Bike, Poker After Dark and High Stakes Poker or tournaments like the World Series of Poker, World Poker Tour and European Poker Tour featuring legendary poker players like Doyle Brunson, Tom Dwan, Antonio Esfandiari, Phil Ivey, Gus Hanson, Phil Hellmuth, Daniel Negreanu, Garrett Adelstein and others.
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Комментарии : 48   
@Electrilyfe
@Electrilyfe 3 года назад
Flopping a straight isn’t a good example for early strategy. What if you are card dead for 2 levels?
@kishdogg1594
@kishdogg1594 2 года назад
Bingo!
@dangrant8145
@dangrant8145 2 года назад
Facts...these guys are helpful but I guess as pros they are just used to flopping the nuts
@adean4146
@adean4146 2 года назад
and turning a mistake into a tricky play
@justintripode5286
@justintripode5286 2 года назад
2 levels? How about 4 or 5. Aggression!
@Ofentse_Tsoka
@Ofentse_Tsoka 2 года назад
Well the message i took was to value surviving rather than risking to bust and gain more chips because gain chips early isn’t as valuable as trying to survive the early stages
@workhappinesstrainer
@workhappinesstrainer 3 года назад
you have the ability to explain all these concepts in such a simple way, another great video Alec!
@oldsarge7005
@oldsarge7005 3 года назад
I am enjoying your take on the game, thanks!
@paulkim9514
@paulkim9514 3 года назад
I've always viewed the early stages of a MTT as a chance to 1. chip up off the fish and 2. take chips away from stronger players by trapping. The fewer chips a good player has, the fewer moves they are able to do. I want to make them feel like all-in is the only option left. While it is true that chips gained early are not worth much, however, every chip I can take away from a strong player makes their remaining chip stack less powerful. To me, trapping early in a tournament is something that helps me in the later stages. It provides information to players that I can use to my advantage. It makes my bluffs more believable. That allows me to survive the middle stages and grow my stack so I can play the late stages confidently. Also, most of the people I trapped early would not be on the final table and that gives me one more hidden weapon to take advantage of the table.
@aussiegrows8096
@aussiegrows8096 3 года назад
So funny that last night was watching an old video of you and Tong g playing a cash game. Was quality and entertaining. Then today I search multi table tips and you popped up. Great video thank you.
@Mousa91ldn
@Mousa91ldn 3 года назад
The check back is very good move especially if you notice your opponent is constantly betting, your check puts him in a illusion you don't have anything and therefore giving him more confidence to make an even bigger bet on the river then you can re raise him and he will have little to no choice to call because he is invested in the hand and most likely thinking your just stealing the pot with a bluff as you checked on the turn.
@ApocalypseNowWithEli
@ApocalypseNowWithEli 3 года назад
This was super insightful and very helpful. Thanks Alec.
@ConsciousPoker
@ConsciousPoker 3 года назад
Cheers Elisha.
@rushik1663
@rushik1663 2 года назад
It's very helpful
@peteriremonger2754
@peteriremonger2754 2 года назад
The fact of the matter is had you not timed out on the turn you would have bet and with your opponent on two pairs he ain't going nowhere. But as you quite rightly make clear in the early stages of a tournament are the few thousand extra chips really worth the risk at at that stage.
@DogofLilith
@DogofLilith 3 года назад
Started play tourneys more than cash games lately. I enjoy the pace more and there’s less sharks than cash games
@kihonaga2700
@kihonaga2700 3 года назад
Wow great video
@ConsciousPoker
@ConsciousPoker 3 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@chabbershaw
@chabbershaw 2 года назад
Do you know how poker works? If you raise on the river and the other play folds, you get all the money he originally bet. So raise him on the river if you have a solid hand like a straight. What are you doing?
@c_b8s4
@c_b8s4 2 года назад
Not losing to Q-5, QQ, 10-10, 8-8.....What he's trying to say is there is no point in raising on the river after he bets. Hes gonna lose too much of his stack if he raises and loses. In tournaments, that means a lot!!!! 10k vs 4k after the hand.
@geoffc1694
@geoffc1694 3 года назад
My best way of picking up chips is by other players BAD play. Check allows them to play bad-bluff. Do pretty well first 2/3rds of MTTs trap checking - reraise. Usually finish top 10% unless im all in early with AA KK and they get lucky.
@sippincup6197
@sippincup6197 2 года назад
Same
@shaylakay22
@shaylakay22 2 года назад
I agree with John. I never subscribe to people but you explained this in such a simple clear way that I had to subscribe. Thanks for the video.
@brianharris2061
@brianharris2061 3 года назад
Alec!! Where the hell you been.. Moms looking for you
@DJcyberslash
@DJcyberslash 2 года назад
When you hear a name like Alec torelli you know the guy knows his stuff
@ConsciousPoker
@ConsciousPoker 2 года назад
Thanks for the support!
@AB-yy3jy
@AB-yy3jy 2 года назад
Check that turn on purpose!!
@trevorstrutt1
@trevorstrutt1 3 года назад
Your totally wrong dude..seriously ..u should be betting flop and turn and he is calling both for bug bets forsure with hands u stated ..ur online not live get a grip ..guys calling with a ten here alot ..straight up
@gman4699
@gman4699 3 года назад
Hide your large chips behind to trick
@MrJabbafett
@MrJabbafett 2 года назад
Quick summary of the video : Flop the nuts.
@wickerjared
@wickerjared 2 года назад
Just flop a straight. Or a set. Or a flush. Yeah ok dude, great strategy because that happens so often. Cmon bro.
@dannym5987
@dannym5987 3 года назад
👍
@MarcoK6969
@MarcoK6969 3 года назад
Haha it's risky out there brother, I got the money in good in 3 tournaments today online and i busted all tournament's early. I lost AA vs KK I lost KK vs AK and KK vs 66
@ConsciousPoker
@ConsciousPoker 3 года назад
That's poker!
@daytradesoftware
@daytradesoftware 3 года назад
Damn you play on ignition I play on ignition
@yerdasellsavon2073
@yerdasellsavon2073 2 года назад
How to win early stages, flip the nuts 🤣
@trevorstrutt1
@trevorstrutt1 3 года назад
Nobody is folding aq or kk on that turn lmao u bet for value lmao ..ur not even tourny player honestly..why are u doing tourny videos seriouse question ??
@sidjohn7111
@sidjohn7111 Год назад
what if he had AK, AND YOU CALL...that could be dangerous.. I would rather steal pot
@trevorstrutt1
@trevorstrutt1 3 года назад
U have cashed like 23 tournys live since 2006 bro..do cash game stuff not tourny..I'm half way amateur..deff not pro like u and I've done enough studying to know ots always bet on turn
@otiswong
@otiswong 2 года назад
"How to not get value when you flop the nuts"
@DJcyberslash
@DJcyberslash 2 года назад
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@almostthere9746
@almostthere9746 Год назад
How to win in tournaments: flop the nuts
@smartpeterpan342
@smartpeterpan342 2 года назад
1/500 is 0.2%, NOT 0.02% !
@stijnarns9453
@stijnarns9453 11 месяцев назад
Man I hate does videos when they flop a straight ....
@natebas9248
@natebas9248 2 года назад
How to win early stages. Flop the nuts
@illphillllllll21
@illphillllllll21 2 года назад
Good player but video was poorly worded and you reviewed a hand that you misplayed. If you play the hand correctly very good chance he shoves on turn. Appreciate the video but what a bad hand to review and broken down like a man on drugs.
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