3 HACKS to Run Deep in More Tournaments

Do you ever wonder why certain pros seem to run deep in practically every tournament they play in? Today I am going to teach you the 3 hacks professional poker players use to run deep in more tournaments!
Firstly, you need to recognize that in massive field MTT's (like the WSOP Main Event) you need more than just a strong strategy to win. Coolers happen frequently when so many hands take place and sometimes there is no avoiding it. However, often times players are making avoidable mistakes that get them into these spots in the first place! In this video, I will break down some of the worst mistakes people make as well as the poker strategy you need to adopt if you want to run deep in more tournaments.
Poker Hack to Running Deep 1 - How to STOP Getting Coolered (that's right.)
Poker Hack to Running Deep 2 - When to Give Up on Your Bluffs
Poker Hack to Running Deep 3 - How to Value Bet More Effectively
Once you have learned & mastered the lessons in this video you will be prepared to play your best and run deep in many more tournaments! Make sure to hit like & subscribe if you liked this video and want to see more poker strategy videos just like it!
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[@PokerCoaching]

What is your most reliable trick to running deep in poker tournaments?

[@buffv7]

Play tight early, let other players make mistakes and get bounced out. Stick to pairs (8’s and better), And big suited connectors. Wait for registration to and then play aggressive. Also, don’t be afraid to rebuy once or twice. Don’t just rely on your one buy-in.

[@Pyrok007]

Patience, observation, no fear help me get deep. I stay slippery and trust my instincts. If my lizard brain say me pop them they will fold I do it, if I have the second nuts but alarm bells are going off I fold, ( when I was younger they made crying calls, then when I learned to trust my self, my win rate skyrocketed)

[@briant6669]

@@Pyrok007 I do fine on AJo, but AT was my biggest leak when I got some poker tracking software. Now I play it more cautiously.

[@BBob33524]

I look at the table and see how everyone plays at first and play tight. Then I get aggressive. I would rather get bounced early than barely hang on all night. Of course lots or other factors but this strategy has helped me win a few locals.

[@briant6669]

Find the over aggressive player. Wait for a great hand. Slow play, let them dig their own hole. Double up.

[@Jack-fg8uw]

gonna rip it in my 1cent tourneys now thanks brother

[@briant6669]

I started an account from nothing on coinpoker. They have a freeroll every half hour.

[@PokerCoaching]

Haha, no problem! Good luck in your games!

[@TomRauhe]

#1 and #3 are hard to balance out against each other 😂🙈

[@PokerCoaching]

For sure!

[@ML-sj3gi]

8:30 They never fold a J, really? so you always stack people when you have a 3 or pocket 4s? I would say jamming that river will almost always fold a J out, because plenty of times I have been in that situation and it isn't easy to get stacks in. Dry board looks safe in terms of flusghes and straights, and therefore certainly looks like a set or trips...maybe overpair.

[@NeuroticNOOB]

I got called yesterday on a similar board, J 24 something 2. Took the same line and shoved river for potsize. They didn't fold AJ. I don't think they fold more than they call in this spot.

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