I like to register late but not at the last level and for me it depends on how much you increase the blinds, how long is the late registration, the initial stack, if the tournament is slow and the registration is 2 or more hours I register at half the time, if the tournament is turbo I like to play it from the 1st level, that depends on the tastes of each player, I have friends who register in the last second of the record, and I do not know how they do but they do very well
It will always depend on the structure of the tourney, but there is absolutely nothing wrong with registering before it starts or during the first levels, there is actually a lot of money to be made during these stages of a tournament as some players play a lot loosely (making a lot of mistakes) due to having so many bbs in their stacks.
Well, I honestly think that it is better to sit down from the beginning of the tournament, because you will recognize your opponents and more chances to get to the final table, and the bubble is not so important because in many tournaments the bubble is not much different from the tournament fee but of course there are exceptions.
Not like late registration because many good spots occur at the beginning of tournament
So I do not see advantages in late registrations but sometimes do these records because of the desire to grind a few tournaments that are already underway
but I see this as a game advantage
mateuspoker
So I do not see advantages in late registrations but sometimes do these records because of the desire to grind a few tournaments that are already underway
but I see this as a game advantage
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People like to call me the Chris Kyle of sniping late registrations! There is a rapper from Pompano Beach, Florida by the name of Dieuson Octave. He created his own label when he blew up in the rap gang by the name of "Sniper Gang". When I am getting ready to register at the very end of late registration and sneak my way over to the table I like to play some Sniper Gang music. There is a song by him called "There He Go" and it is my go to. That is why they call me the Chris Kyle of sniping late registrations! #SniperGang 😎
People like to call me the Chris Kyle of sniping late registrations! There is a rapper from Pompano Beach, Florida by the name of Dieuson Octave. He created his own label when he blew up in the rap gang by the name of "Sniper Gang". When I am getting ready to register at the very end of late registration and sneak my way over to the table I like to play some Sniper Gang music. There is a song by him called "There He Go" and it is my go to. That is why they call me the Chris Kyle of sniping late registrations! #SniperGang 😎
Yeah, this is good when it works.
Personally, I almost never start a MTT from the beginning. Usually join most tournaments around level four or five. Between a quarter and halfway through reg. perhaps..
At micro stakes there is a lot of maniac play during the first few levels and whilst that can be easy chips it can also see you out or crippled before the game has even started. I like to side-step all that and play against the remaining rational players and the lucky fish who will often be whales by this point.
Only my biggest, most important MTT's see me seated for hand one.
I've had mixed results with late late regs but saving myself two, three or more hours of play is pretty tempting when you can start from the beginning, play your little heart out, and due to one gross spot have less than starting stack at the exact same late stage.
My biggest online cash thus far came from a late reg rebuy worth only around 5bb's. Had a massive chip lead with four remaining but couldn't capitalise and finished 3rd.
Good topic! [emoji1303]
Personally, I almost never start a MTT from the beginning. Usually join most tournaments around level four or five. Between a quarter and halfway through reg. perhaps..
At micro stakes there is a lot of maniac play during the first few levels and whilst that can be easy chips it can also see you out or crippled before the game has even started. I like to side-step all that and play against the remaining rational players and the lucky fish who will often be whales by this point.
Only my biggest, most important MTT's see me seated for hand one.
I've had mixed results with late late regs but saving myself two, three or more hours of play is pretty tempting when you can start from the beginning, play your little heart out, and due to one gross spot have less than starting stack at the exact same late stage.
My biggest online cash thus far came from a late reg rebuy worth only around 5bb's. Had a massive chip lead with four remaining but couldn't capitalise and finished 3rd.
Good topic! [emoji1303]
I do not like long late registration. sitting 4-5 hours from a couple of cents is not profitable. if the tournament is long I enter at the very end of the late registration and whatever happens I know that I have not spent much time
Not really but if i could i would. I don't think i am a horrible player but late regs always come in and snipe their way to the top easily. because everyone by that time is already salty/tilted and just wants a small pie from the big cake.
I've done this in turbo and bounty build tournaments. It worked, because I try to enter with at least 25BB. At this stage, when you get a good hand you have a great chance to call and fold your stack, which will almost take you to the ITM.
Unpopular opinion here, but here goes:
I am a big fan of regging late due to the fact that people love getting themselves in too deep and not wanting to risk more of their stack when they misplay hands, and it often ends up being pretty obvious when they do. I'm of course speaking to the $5.50-$33 MTT buyin range, but I've had the best results coming in with 25-40BB to my starting stack. I am pretty adept at stealing blinds, shoving within reasonable ranges, etc. and even speculating with less than stellar starting hands like 78suited, 9-Tsuited, etc. Position is key with this style of play, of course but that's my two cents. I prefer it over starting at the dead beginning of a 3-5 hour late reg on ACR. Satellites though MUST be started at the beginning as they start with shorter stacks. No exceptions.
I am a big fan of regging late due to the fact that people love getting themselves in too deep and not wanting to risk more of their stack when they misplay hands, and it often ends up being pretty obvious when they do. I'm of course speaking to the $5.50-$33 MTT buyin range, but I've had the best results coming in with 25-40BB to my starting stack. I am pretty adept at stealing blinds, shoving within reasonable ranges, etc. and even speculating with less than stellar starting hands like 78suited, 9-Tsuited, etc. Position is key with this style of play, of course but that's my two cents. I prefer it over starting at the dead beginning of a 3-5 hour late reg on ACR. Satellites though MUST be started at the beginning as they start with shorter stacks. No exceptions.
Well i think is really easy to knockout late registration players, first of all the BB's and antes will give them short time to act, so basically the will go all-in with mediocre hands or their stack will die. And if they enter a pot with hesitation you just have to bullie them with a small bet (but to them is like half of the stack) and they will fold. If have to get lucky to survive, at least 4 all-ins with success.
Love the players who late-reg into the KO tourneys,,,they come in with guns a blazin,,, :rofl: I play to win a tournament,not just to cash,,,,so these guys are a great help along the way to doing that. 😉 (and calling it a cool name like "late-reg snipers" doesn't make it a good idea,,,but nice try,,,i call them "stepping stones" to the final table) 😎
Yes, at Partypoker, the satelites, especially during the day, in the morning, at holidays during dinner, i like to play and make a profit out of it.
Its easy to win a $5,50 ticket with only a $1,10 buyin, f.e. at 700cet.
137,50 guaranteed while there is only like 60 players.
At the latest (52 minutes) registration there is only about 38 players left and you only need 1 hand or steal 2 times the BB to gain a ticket.
First 25 players get a ticket.
But thats satelites, normal tournaments i pre-register or i early register.
Its easy to win a $5,50 ticket with only a $1,10 buyin, f.e. at 700cet.
137,50 guaranteed while there is only like 60 players.
At the latest (52 minutes) registration there is only about 38 players left and you only need 1 hand or steal 2 times the BB to gain a ticket.
First 25 players get a ticket.
But thats satelites, normal tournaments i pre-register or i early register.
late registration only if pressed for time..
I prefer to start tourney from the beginning; that way you can maneuver, when the blinds are lower, can make more mid-bets, semi-moves.
If you join right before the cut-off, the blinds will be way up; your first bet will be at least $100-$250. If your starting stack is only say $1500, you only have a few bets to build a decent stack to get anywhere the average stack.
But if I know I can only play for a short period of time, late reg is a viable option. With little time, bold moves are called for. Another plus, its more exciting to be making big moves almost every hand. But not the recommended way to build a bankroll.
I prefer to start tourney from the beginning; that way you can maneuver, when the blinds are lower, can make more mid-bets, semi-moves.
If you join right before the cut-off, the blinds will be way up; your first bet will be at least $100-$250. If your starting stack is only say $1500, you only have a few bets to build a decent stack to get anywhere the average stack.
But if I know I can only play for a short period of time, late reg is a viable option. With little time, bold moves are called for. Another plus, its more exciting to be making big moves almost every hand. But not the recommended way to build a bankroll.