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When KO tournaments were originally introduced, it was a fixed bounty of for instance 25% or 50% of the buyin. So for instance an 11$ KO MTT would be 5+5+1 with 5$ added to the pricepool, 5$ for knocking a player out and 1$ retained by the poker site. The problem with that format is, that when you are deep in the tournament, the bounty is no longer significant compared to payjumps, so now its almost like, you are playing a 5,5$ MTT rather than an 11$ MTT.SteveAsh7 said:How do you mean? I don't understand.
The solution to that was the PKO or progressive knockout format, where you are only rewarded half the bounty, and the other half goes on your own bounty. So for instance in an 11$ PKO (5+5+1) you are only rewarded 2,5$ for knocking someone out, but your own bounty now increase to 7,5$. So the player knocking you out is rewarded 3,75$, and their own bounty goes up to 8,75$. And so on and so forth. In that way the bountys are still relevant even at the final table, and the PKO format has become vastly more popular than the KO format.














