How do you deal with a mystery bounty? Here’s strategy and useful advice

The sizes have a little revolutionized the calendar of the various tournaments: this type of mode has found a decidedly sensational success. But how do these tournaments face each other? In detail we see strategy and tips for mysterry bounty

Adrenaline to a thousand

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Imagine being at the table. They ask you to get up to take you on board the room where a large container with envelopes is placed. You have to draw one and reveal its content. You will extract a card with an amount that can vary from excellent consolation to a not indifferent jackpot. In those seconds that separate you from not knowing to reveal, adrenaline is at the maximum peak. Only Mystery Bounty tournaments give this kind of feeling and if you have never tried it …. you don’t know what you have lost. We are talking about a recently invention mode. How does it work? The prize pool is divided exactly in half: a part will be assigned in a “normal” way according to the final positions, the other will be only sizes. So when do you go to “mystery” mode? Usually at the outbreak of the bubble. There are also different variants which, however, have as its common denominator the fact that they have already reached the prize area

Mystery Bounty: strategy and useful advice

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In Mystery Bounty to make a player out guarantees us a profit but we don’t know which entity. Try to get to the bottom, perhaps in the first positions, always playing solidly with a few risks It is not recommended. The sizes attract everyone and therefore we will be more often involved in hands trap. Let’s talk about the marginal hands of our opponents who could turn into our condemnation. In the first part of the Mystery there are no sizes: the strategy is obviously more similar to that of a normal tournament. Try not to get to the outbreak of the bubble with a small stack. Once the amounts of the envelopes will be known, make you two accounts. To close in positive, perhaps two could be enough, regardless of your final position. The courts must be targeted Because you can eliminate them without abandoning a tournament in case of doubling of others. Don’t wait for “good” cards because not even your opponents will do it and a KQ can quietly clash with a QT. So be courageous!