I usually play normal speed tournaments, because turbo and hyperturbo situations are way too fast so a lot depends on luck. I've read many tournament poker books (Harrington's) so I find myself a well-educated poker player in this area. (Compared to the average micro - low stakes MTT players)
So in my opinion, the slower the better because I can use my knowledge without risking too much.
So in my opinion, the slower the better because I can use my knowledge without risking too much.
All the levels seem to me according to the type of tournament you are in. The more variety of times you learn to play, the better you perform in tournaments in which you have all the time to have it as you want. Hyper tournaments help you make decisions quickly and learn to know how agile you are to make decisions under pressure. If you are not good then you will learn more. Regards.
Regular for sure. Yeah, long, but allows you to actually play the game instead of being forced by blinds to open your game up too far or be pushed all in by same. Turbo's can be fun if you only have a few hours, but i'll only play the hyper turbo's for play money and if i'm feeling like being an all in weenie.... ;-)
The normal has more chances of surviving in the short and long term, of course with a solid strategy and patience, discipline and knowing how to wait as long as to fold, in all these types of tournaments our friend is the variance, obvious, in the turvo or hyper These are tournaments that you have to have too much luck and raffle it with almost any couple of cards that they give us, strategy for this type of tournaments. It is very basic, the best cards that we can play them all or nothing, and try to accumulate chips as As fast as possible, the blinds go up in the blink of an eye ,, strong, solid and extremely wide the ranges ,, luck in the tournament that you like, all are excellent ,, may THE positive vaianza be with us friends ...