Mystery Bounty Poker Strategy

[@simplifypoker]

00:00:01 How to calculate the value of the bounty 00:06:03 Solving a Mystery Bounty hand in HRC 00:08:16 Hand ranges - The differences between a Mystery and a Vanilla 00:11:00 Playing as and vs a short stack 00:16:48 How payout structures change the strategy 00:20:50 Live vs online player population tendencies

[@plo_mtt398]

I recently played 5$ Mystery Bounty on GGPoker, it had over 200k runners, but for simplicity lets say it was exactly 200k. For Day-2 there was (rounded down) 10k players with 10k starting stack and the Bounty GTD was 500k, which makes the average Bounty 50$ which is 10 times the buy-in, would that mean the average bounty is 100k in chips? I used this method and I also re-calculated it on the breaks and at one point the average bounty was around 110$ because the 67k$ bounty stayed quite long! I knocked out 2 players in top 800 when the 67k bounty was still up, that means I had 2 times 1-in-800 chances of winning 67k! That's pretty wild!

[@thehari75]

great video thanks guys

[@Mitjitsu]

These tournaments are a goldmine atm, because people vastly overestimate the value of going for a bounty and will risk most or almost all their chips with any two cards in the hope they can suck out on another player who assuredly has a big ace or middling pair in the hopes they can luck out in that 1 in 50-100 chance of hitting the jackpot bounty.

[@rasowykot8685]

why don't use postflop mode ?