Surviving a poker tournament?

Caribbean Stud
E asked:


This is the first time I’m going to a Caribbean Stud Poker tournament.

Each player will be given $5000 non-negotiable chips in the preliminary stage, which (from what I heard) has 16 or 15 rounds. I calculated that I have about $300 per round ($100 ante, $200 bet) - but almost everyone will be doing the same thing. Is there a better way?

Because obviously, if I don’t win enough, I won’t qualify for the quarter finals. When do I increase my bet to catch up? What can I do if I’m doing poorly for a few rounds?
da_hal,

I don’t think it’s lame. I love Caribbean Stud Poker. :P

Catherine

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2 Responses to “Surviving a poker tournament?”

  1. da_hal says:

    carribean stud is lame, it’s almost exactly like slots.

  2. everything_and_nothing says:

    Play around with the betting strategy - you don’t have to stick to $100 antes the whole time. You could try start betting more - see if you can build your stack, and back off if you need to. You could also do it the other way - start betting low hoping the dealer will make some hands and your opponents take a beating. It’s all up to you. Look at how you’re doing, how your opponents are doing, and go from there.

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