PokerSchool Open Skill League

naruto_miu · Sep 29, 2013

z28_RoadRage said:
Works for me.

Anyone else up for a challenge.

Well gl to you, and I'll look at you with pity if you run half as badly as I did this month

helpspb · Sep 30, 2013

stefffan1 said:
I hate this tournament. About two years ago I finished 20th and I won only a few cents after hours of hard playing. Since then I didn't play in that tournament for the simple reason of not wanting to lose time. My advice for you is not to play in this tournament anymore : it's very hard to win and even if you do you don't win to much. If anybody has another opinion I'd like to hear it.

They're tough to beat, but they're worth it if you for any reason want to stick to freerolls. It's definitely not worth playing for few cents they're offering, but if you keep good score you can get pretty nice cash at the end of the month. ALSO I'm not sure if anyone mentioned this, but if you get into top 400 players three times in a row you earn ticket to 5K monthly freeroll, which is really cool imo. Not saying it's easy, but it's doable.

Snakmacher · Sep 30, 2013

Recently I am having problems to join pokerschoonline tournaments - getting laggy during registration - kind of I dont know if I am the only one having these kinds problems - please tell me.

Snakmacher · Sep 30, 2013

In early stages of tournaments - it depends on your cards - mostly it is safer to fold 2-3 first hands and watch people and their style of play - if thei are loose and passive or tight and cunning - it will give you some heads up and when you get strong hand play as you have to get those chips and not like this:

have AA on hand I am after BB and SB and dont raise all in - just do some min raise - those who have nothing mostly folds if someone reraise you and other calls than you can go all in and watch their reaction.

During these session I apply this method: Watch and learn their moves and than adapt and kick them out...

naruto_miu · Oct 1, 2013

Snakmacher said:
Recently I am having problems to join pokerschoonline tournaments - getting laggy during registration - kind of I dont know if I am the only one having these kinds problems - please tell me.

Have had the same issue happen to me like 5 times last month, GLA this month

SinkieCon · Apr 21, 2014

I play tight like most people do and yes the payouts do come a lot faster than you think. Since they've added the get top 400 into The Big Bang people tend to play tighter at the payouts so try and steal the blinds as much as you can.

Sakal1990 · Apr 21, 2014

i play only good hand : AA, AK, AQ, AJ, A10 or same suited connector 98, 78, 34... but if somebody go all in i fold

zarzar78 · Apr 21, 2014

- Play super tight AA Kk only in the beggining and just against only one player , if it s multiway pot dont call !

- when you will be in positive points, be agressive to get into the 6.25% of the field and get more points.

It s not so hard to get 2200 points and to be in the premier league, so Good Luck

naruto_miu · Sep 15, 2014

I'm gonna get into these when I get a decent B.R back up, Yet to all those CCer's in these, I hope you all do great, and TID and when the top 3 spots

sryImPro · Sep 15, 2014

edik2202 said:
who plays on PokerStars in the open league, tell me how to survive in the game in the early stages of the tournament?

I have qualified a couple of times for premier skill league through open league and my qualifying rate is 3/3. The thing is simple, just slow play and fold everything, i mean EVERY SINGLE HAND in first 30 minutes of the tournament (a half of registered players should be kicked out until than). That would be a tip to avoid donks and what's more important a huge minus points. GL!

Marcwantstowin · Sep 15, 2014

I have played these "donk" roll tourneys since I joined Pokerstars and the format doesn't change. As has been said you just play these super-tight, although I wouldn't suggest folding every hand perhaps play AA or KK in late position.

I think these freerolls are a terrible way to learn the game. I would suggest passing the quizes/ courses on PS and once you have done that you will get PSO member ticket which entitles you to play the "Premier Skill League Qualifier" tourneys for $1.10 and these are a far better way to improve your knowledge and learn the game.

Gl all

leosam18 · Oct 15, 2014

edik2202 said:
who plays on PokerStars in the open league, tell me how to survive in the game in the early stages of the tournament?

be very tight just play the premium hands (patience is the key)

sashwerter · Oct 15, 2014

When I get doubble or tripple stack play very tight

romych007 · Oct 18, 2014

play the third month the challenge is that no one plays correctly due to the lack of risk to lose had to reach up to 23-30 seats

Steve2777 · Jan 17, 2015

You need to be lucky and play good hands on the start and u see a good flop for u raise all in

xopowin · Jan 17, 2015

till now ill dont understand most goal of this tournament

iflylight · Jan 17, 2015

just shove with any two big cards and if you are in late position and not much action in front of you shove with any pair or suited connectors the key is to accumilate as many chips as early as you can

kozikpro · Jan 18, 2015

this is tournament for ppl who have tons of time , or ppl who doesnt have money
smtimes i play it for fun only

daredeviljo · Jan 18, 2015

My goal is always to make TOP 400. I think that if a person does so three times, they get to join 'The Big Bang', but ONLY if they are registered on PokerSchoolOnline.com The Big Bang is a $5,000 tournament exclusively for PokerSchoolOnline.com members. I believe that this tournament usually consists of about 600-1000 runners. There are more ways to qualify which are found here: https://www.pokerschoolonline.com/articles/The-Big-Bang

To get top 400, I taking maximum time for every decision (but I recommend keeping time bank for late in the tourney). I play tight, but I'm willing to play aggressive, but 80% of this aggression is played when I have a great hand. The other 20% is usually when I'm late position, and it's folded to me (or 1 caller). I recommend only doing this when the opposing player or the 2 opposing players in the current hand have a shorter stack then you. I only do it to gain chips, which is usually when I need the chips (short stack). If you have enough chips to get TOP 400, I recommend not doing this. At this stack, take time for every turn, and folded practically every hand.

Hope this works, and have a great day!

torllyalex · Jan 19, 2015

at the beginning play only very strong hands with all in and the rest if the blind is small

,pay big bets with strong hands

Frontiere · Jan 19, 2015

first 20 min

Dont play first 25 - 30 minutes at all . There is almost no hand with atleast 3 or 4 all in preflop players. unbelive but true. After 25-30 minutes you still have 1100 chips and 60% players are out. Just take you time thats it . G:hello

od luck.

r0manlegi0nn · Jan 19, 2015

wow all this great tips really help new player like me so i m gonna try as u guys said wish me luck

victorgrande · Mar 2, 2015

Play tight, and agressive.

BoddJonar · Mar 2, 2015

Play tight or not at all in the first 15-20 minutes, then almost all the donks will be gone. Then go with ABC poker. I think you wont loose any points once there's less then 4k ppl left.

Works for me!

xaxawa · Mar 5, 2015

Play tight
play only with premium hand - raise or 3bet.
if you no hand - fold
After 10BB - push with premium hand

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