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What is it?

A double or nothing tournament, even if it is a long time to become more popular, as have Sit n Go tournaments. In short, this type of tournament, one single-table tournaments (STT), typically 10 players. The payment structure makes it "Double or Nothing." When you play with this type of tournament, all you have to worry about entering 5th. All remaining players (5th or better) paying twice as much as they play in. For example, if you're at $ 4.00 along with nine others to share the $ 40.00. The last five have paid $ 8.00 each and the rest get nothing. REMEMBER ... It is a rake.

Early Play

Play tight! Also good hands, can be tipped at this time, while you gather information about the other players. If you find a player to play very tight, I remind him. This is a 'survival' em "tournament. The idea is to create an adequate land is always around the last five. Do not play with others, have noted that you also play very tight, whenever possible. The odds are bet them as a premium in our hands. "They must have enough chips to make it to the final five.

Middletown theater

The blinds are 50/100 and 75/150 to increase in most cases. Position is now very important. Since the table plays down now, blind stealing is possible if you have a playable hand ([A, Q is] better), or, and in a good position. If you have collected from one of the "very tight" player anyway, they are most likely to play as you are and avoid confrontation. I know it sounds like you've never been a priority, and in many cases, you are mucking out 90% of your hands! Remember ... Final Five!

Late PLAY

Avoid Bubble Boy

If you have a decent chip, you should not be given an all-in game, no matter what your hole cards. With a smaller chip, an all-in bet in the situation and a decent place, probably on the blinds. The idea is let the other take each other out.

I know, remember, this sounds completely different than regular tournaments, but only that in the coming 5th first network, or the same result and the tournament is over when it's 5 players left.

For answers to questions on this subject, you can use Q & A with http://onestoppoker.com

Sit n Go - Double or Nothing Tournament 7th December 2009 by Stu