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tournament strategy obviously has similarities to ring game strategy, but tournaments are also a different animal from "regular" games.
They require different strategic and tactical thought, actions and preparation. Many of the other strategy articles also address tournament topics
in some way, but below are those focusing specifically on tournament poker.
The Secret of Omaha High-Low Tournaments
The key to winning Limit Omaha tournaments
Tournament vs. Ring Game Strategy
Turn Turn Turn: Tournaments and ring games call for different strategies
Making Money Playing Tournament Poker
The wages of playing tournaments
Winning a Poker Tournament
The key thing to focus on
Most Players Make Final Tables By Luck
and how to deal with that
Risk Losing
To win a tournament, you must risk loss
Tournament Dealmaking
Let's Make a Deal: Monty Hall poker
Running Without the Ball
Making do, not making hands
Tournament End Games
Proper approach to end game of tournaments
Aggressive Short-Stack Play
Don't go quietly into the night at the end of tournaments
Proper Poker Pace
Fast enough to win, slow enough to finish
One-table Satellite Strategy
Sputnik poker
No Limit Hold'em Tournaments
Changing of the guard
The Fox and the Farmer
Chuck Thompson's classic article on Limit Hold'em tournament player styles
Seven Card Stud HiLo Tournament Strategy
Adaptation, not rigidity
Poker Tournament Structure Adjustments
Good players adapt to different structures
Man at the Top
We keep score via money, not endorphins
Tournament or Ring Game Specialists
Talented, limited players
Tournament Poker Hands
Win tournaments, not hands
Mental Poker
Tournament-specific thinking
Playing the Only Limit Five Card Draw Poker Tournament in the Past 25 Years
When your opponent stands pat and you have... |
