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How To Win Online Poker Tournaments
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Late Stage. This is part 3 of online poker tournament strategy series. In this video, Alec Torelli covers online poker tournament strategy in late stages. In part one and two of the series, you will learn how to play early and mid stages of online poker tournaments.
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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.
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@ApocalypseNowWithEli 3 года назад

Another insightful video. Thanks Alec!

@charlesb10 3 года назад

Great break down and thought process on this hand thanks for all you do

@scottlam9964 3 года назад

great video and thanks. I didn't see any video but the early stage mtt.

@kingraja98 2 года назад

Very nicely explained. Thanks

@anthonyd.5516 3 года назад

Hey Alec, great content! What about doing four videos on general things to keep in mind in the early, middle and late stages of a tournament then possibly even the final table. Without looking at just one hand! A general overview of what MTT players should keep in mind throughout a massive Sunday tourney.

@Eriiiiiiiiiik 3 года назад

Really helpful to an amateur like me. Thanks

@michaelchen2718 4 месяца назад

5:50 I would do this earlier in the game too.

@HimanshuGoel1993 Год назад

I would check here!

@sippincup6197 2 года назад

I would call it

@poktaun9974 3 года назад

I would bet small I think the villains range mostly consist of gut shots and flush draws so I would want to charge these hands to continue. checking seems fine but I tend to bet when my hand is most likely winning compare to the villains range.

@quincyartis1587 3 года назад

I thought he might have the Q of 💎 but not likely! I would have to call. And you won! But you breaking it down makes since. I am a 48 years old student of this game. Only about 10-15 Years. I want to be the best one best.

@DJcyberslash 11 месяцев назад

If facing an aggressive player we should check raise the flop to allow us to get value from villains draws like a suited JQs or a QTs and also weaker hands like a KTs that we beat. Against a passive opponent we should bet to fold out their draws abd leaving in all their hands we beat minus KQ. I would bet 3/4 pot on this flop for my sizing to fold out draws. This also allows me to play for stacks in later streets as I have a clear picture we likely have them beat with an added benefit that they will have around a pot sized bet left on the turn. If we get 3 bet then I'm putting villain on a pair of 44s, or a weak ace like A2o, A3o, A4o, A5o and folding since I know depending on the stakes many players don't realize they should just shove those wirh a 9bb stack and take advantage of the added folf equity +showdown value of ace high in a heads up pot.

@TiltedByDefault 2 года назад

I'm checking 100% , if we look weak hes going to shove all in on a later street regardless of if he has something or not.. if we raise he may fold if he has nothing.

@matthewriebel5792 3 года назад

I would call, since he jams preflop any hand with the ace of diamonds.

@vbdao 3 года назад

I would bet 20k. I like to charge any draws. But, I could argue a check here. If I check, he can turn his entire range into a bluff because that's the most fold equity he can have.

@iammclovin1672 3 года назад

I agree with that. The check in that spot is more of situational strategy.

@SmegPies 10 месяцев назад

Call on the river, A high flush is unlikely, SOMETIMES you run into Q high flush and just have to eat it

@darrenwho 3 года назад

All in

@lewisjohnston6831 3 года назад

Very helpful even to a fish like me.

@alienpoker 3 года назад

Once the sb folds, I can’t see why you wouldn’t bet enuf on the flop to force bb to go all-in or fold. Great analysis, but isn’t letting him see more cards a mistake? At this point his stack is worth less to you than maintaining your chip lead.

@cooledcannon 3 года назад

I would do a small cbet(~20k) for value on the flop I would call the river

@kaustubhsrivastava8790 8 дней назад

If we bet slightly on the turn will we have more information about opponents hand? As q10 with a diamond will probably make the call. And q10 without a diamond would fold?

@waynecarson1780 Год назад

I would check. If we know he’s not holding an Ace, and we have a diamond and straight blockers, there aren’t too many scary turn cards. Let him see a turn and give him a chance to bluff his stack off

@andrewwhetstone9695 2 года назад

1/2 pot bet on flop so if he is chasing any of the hands we think he is we maximize the amount of chips we could win

@poktaun9974 3 года назад

calling the river almost every time. unless I know the villain is complete unable to bluff here but only hand that beats you is Ad and Qd. already pretty much ruled out the ace since the V would most likely jam that pre for at least on flop.

@michaelchen2718 4 месяца назад

4:13 I would maybe take him in for half? because he could have A. Update: Nevermind!!

@chrisp4305 3 года назад

I just used what you said about stack size in the same exact scenario to get a guy to bluff wow. Was watching once I hit the money because I tend to choke late game/final table