Poker Double Or Nothing Profitable

  

It's more profitable to try to double-up several times after a big win than to try for multiple big wins. The point of double or nothing is not to do it once, it's to try to run it up and get a. Kristy Arnett talks to Tom Breitling about his new book, 'Double or Nothing'.

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Poker Double Or Nothing Profitable

Double or nothing poker tournaments are quite different to normal tournaments. They do not have a tiered prize structure, you either win double the original buy-in if you finish in the money or get nothing at all.

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The most important attribute to have when playing the double or nothing tournaments is patience as players are usually playing pretty tight since there are more players who can cash in the tournament (half of the field). It is important to play a tight range of hands when you near the bubble, since regardless of chip stacks, whichever players make it in the money receive the same prize.

  1. I've been thinking about to play $100+$8 double or nothing sit and go's on PokerStars. If I win 60% of those and have played like 10,000 sng's my profit will be $120,000 which is pretty big. I can play 5 hours a day, 20 tables at the same time, so on average I play 100 sng's a day.
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  3. Available to suit any bankroll at any level with buy-ins ranging from as little as $1+$0.20 all the way up to the giddy high-rolling heights of $2000+$90, the humble Sit and Go (SNG) or Single Table Tournament (STT) is one of the most universally accepted forms of tournament poker.

Once you have gotten a decent return on your money, you can work your way up to double or nothing SNGs that have bigger payouts. You’ll find Double or Nothing sit and go’s spread at most of the major online poker rooms.

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