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Multi-table tournaments (or MTTs for short) are the most common and popular poker format. We're sure that the first time you've heard about poker was with someone winning a lot of money in a poker tournament. Partypoker 813 PokerNews.com is the world’s leading poker website. Among other things, visitors will find a daily dose of articles with the latest poker news, live reporting from tournaments, exclusive videos, podcasts, reviews and bonuses and so much more.

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The best way to understand how payments work in a poker tournament is by using an example. Let’s say 100 people pay $50 each to play in a tournament. The total prize pool will then be $5,000 (100 x $50) and that’s the total amount of real money the players will be fighting for. Double Draw Poker Hand Example In terms of assessing your house edge – a pivotal step you should take before playing any casino game – Double Draw Poker offers a house edge of 6.72% when using the standard paytable described in the Rules and How to Play section. When you shift to the Atlantic City paytable, the house edge is inflated to a whopping 14.77%.
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From the table above you can see that under the Cromwell rules the player will fold immediately 2.0% of the time and after the first draw 10.2% of the time. If that isn't enough for you, then please see my 5-page Double Draw Poker strategy (PDF). It shows how to play most situations in the first draw correctly. The second draw is usually obvious. Get Free PokerStars Winter Series Tickets Watching Twitch WSOP/888 offers several $10,000 guaranteed tournaments throughout each week, with buy-ins ranging from $55 to $100. Other big tournaments include the $25,000 Weekly Saturday ($250 buy-in) and $50,000 Weekly Sunday ($500 buy-in).

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