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Dara O'Kearney (Satellite Specialist) - Ask Me Anything about satellites/knockouts
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[QUOTE="Dara OKearney, post: 6742791, member: 390655"] Interesting question: formats are something most people don’t consider often enough, but they are vital to your win rate. If you understand the strategies and concepts outlined in “Poker Satellite Strategy” there are theee major factors that will determine how mighty our win rate can be: 1. How many prizes are awarded. The more the better. You’ll have a much bigger edge in a satellite with 20 seats than one with 2 2. Speed and structure. Higher win rates are possible in slow structured events with deep starting stacks than hypers with shallow stacks 3. Strength of opposition. Sometimes I’ll play poorly structured hypers with only 2 or 3 players because they contain a lot of weak players playing them very badly Thanks for your question and good luck! [/QUOTE]
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