Bounty hunter tournaments

[ElScorcho008]

What are your thoughts on bounty hunter tournaments? I like them, since I can earn my buyin back without necessarily making it to the money, but I know some people don't like them because that does take a lot of money away from the winnings of people actually making it to the money.

 

[77ecos]

I like them a lot, I like that many times for wanting to win a bounty the rivals play badly and normally in those tournaments is when I double the fastest in chips, these tournaments have become my favorites

 

[black and]

I rarely play in these tournaments, because there players for the sake of the bounty play with any hands, with any junk and often just crazy situations happen that personally upset me a lot. And in order not to get too upset, I play only in regular tournaments

 

[thedarkman]

#Luv 'em! not so much NLH but PLO8, yes.

 

[gustavofuentes2]

What are your thoughts on bounty hunter tournaments? I like them, since I can earn my buyin back without necessarily making it to the money, but I know some people don't like them because that does take a lot of money away from the winnings of people actually making it to the money.

I would have to agree with you. I like them because you can actually make more than your entry quickly. I usally fall asleep in the long turnaments and by the time I wake up the tournament is over

 

[Syltan]

What are your thoughts on bounty hunter tournaments? I like them, since I can earn my buyin back without necessarily making it to the money, but I know some people don't like them because that does take a lot of money away from the winnings of people actually making it to the money.

There are no better tournaments for bankroll.

 

[JeffSBrito]

Without a doubt, Bounty Hunter tournaments are extremely profitable and satisfying for me. The nature of these tournaments, where each player has a reward on the head, offers an exciting experience and a unique opportunity to accumulate extra winnings.
The strategy I use in Bounty Hunter tournaments differs slightly from traditional tournaments, as it's important to balance the search for elimination with the preservation of my own stack. Identifying the players with the most weaknesses or with the most valuable rewards becomes a fundamental part of my strategy.
Every kill I make is a source of satisfaction, not only because of the value in money, but also because of the feeling of overcoming my opponents. The ability to accumulate rewards throughout the tournament creates a competitive and rewarding environment for me.

 

[MrCryJoker]

Well KO tournaments are always interesting, especially when they have a good prize money guarantee. Even if you don't hit the prizes you can score even more than the average prize along the way.

 

[antonis32123]

i am not good at them but i like playing sometimes a bounty hunter game at the micro stakes . with fast format . i like the fact that you can get paid $$$ via the bounty before BUBBLE and ITM , and if players play very loose that's even better , to get a bounty easier .

 

[Kurchina]

Don't like them, usually full of donks who just shove.

 

[Vallet]

Bounty Hunter these are good tournaments. But unsuccessful for me. The structure implies not being afraid to take risks, putting pressure on low stacks and making buy-in in case of failures.

 

[skaterick]

bounty events and PKOs favor aggressive players that want to get in lots of pots , gamble and accumulate chips early .regular MTTs, especially freezeouts are better for patient ,disciplined types . pick whichever you choose !

 

[Gallarado777]

I play them because they are also cool, you can win money in them without even getting prizes, but if you like big money at least x2 to be it, it's best to play regular tournaments without knocking out a player or if you are very passive they don't seem to work for you either, because you sometimes need the courage to play with weak cards to knock out a player

 

[successlaw]

I like that format and the thing that people play very lose on them