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and to be a recent 10 K PSKO that he played in and final

his and Jan's input will be very very valuable and it will

so this will be a short well not that short quiz where you

bounty then finally we'll have the closing remarks which will

change from a big field PKO compared to a small fin PKO?

when there is a super sort or an autoling stack at the table.

extensive hand history review of two of my own PSQO true

guest one hit wonder Michael Kano she is a very successful

a glossary which will explain some of the terms used in case

PSKOs and I will make sure that none of you is like this but is

also be good to hear a different perspective a

replay with guest graphical this will be done on YouTube

adding some extra points now besides all that I will provide

you're not familiar with them as well as provide some general

want to say is that I'm not going to make any outplan

disclaims that this course will immediately make you a PSKO

king Instead you will need to work yourself and study and

cities. You will not immediately become the best

However it will be a shortcut towards becoming great and PKOs

manner everything I've learned through my years of studying

hanging behind me so with that I really hope you enjoy the

you got everything you were expecting and more I will do my

best to answer all of your questions and address every

and then we can see how close where when we are reviewing the

tournaments and we look at many simulations and talk about

talk about the basic theory behind a bounty tournaments

what a bounty is worth and why we'll provide some practical

at all of the possible scenarios that come up in PSTOs

manner which can be applied in game without having very

right now. Next we have the second chapter where we will

and how to deal with them. So we will have a look at how to

bigger sack and look at many different bounty scenarios how

on one hand the field size are bigger and softer because they

different than the other and it basically removes the monotony

the curve. So who is this course for? Well simply but it

progressing super knockouts as these are by far the more

it to claim the bounty. How should we play in those

specifically they get to win super huge prizes like bigger

will move on to post flop adjustments when covering and

attract more recreationals but then also it's a much more

and how to be opening and jamming as the short stack.

are we free betting and calling against an open as the big

bounty tournaments because the bounties already add some ICM

tables when covering and being covered. After that, we will

talk about fill size differences. How do results

Once we are done with these common scenarios, we will do an

numbers. We will look at all of the hands I played and look at

that they also have the chance to win money before reaching

Hello and welcome to Knockout Tournament Mastery. A course

your coach for this course. Our primary focus will be

with them online more and more and also them being very

regular super knockouts as well as mystery boundaries. We have

behind them and the concepts surrounding them. Now, bounty

recreationals they are just much more fun there is a lot

more gambling going on they are much more action oriented and

tournaments are becoming more and more popular by the day

solver or some new concepts available so enjoy the ride

about bounty tournaments. I am Alex theologis and I will be

than what is up top sometimes as well just by knocking

bounty chairmans to be very very interesting because I

dynamic format there is no set pair of rules every spot is

of grinding the same spot time after time since all BDP stack

popular online tournaments. However, we will also look at

the money just flies into the middle way more often on top of

the bubble or the final table in mystery boundaries

sizes and bounty levels and everything changes the action a

thought it's unexplored territory. It's something

relatively new that novel of people have put a lot of work

in so I thought it's a good chance for me to move ahead of

popular in the live tournament circuit especially mystery

boundaries why are they so popular though well for

lot. As for me besides everything mentioned I found

someone out for professionals they are very popular because

isn't ICM related obviously there's no actual chippy being

be opening and jamming as the big stack when there is no ICM

stack and how we are free betting and calling against an

Then how we are facing how we are reacting to an open. How

results once we finish with PEOs we will talk about mystery

boundaries we'll talk about the theory and how to calculate the

takeaways from each chapter so that when you are reviewing or

that there's basically an YCM then we look at how to play

blind versus blind when the small blind is the shorter sack

explore limping in PKOs. When do we do it and why do we do

have all the takeaways in one place now one thing that I

course can help you we look at every single aspects of bandage

because chips are worth a bit differently but what I mean is

and I will do my best to explain in an easy to digest

how to play blind versus blind when the small blind is the

it? After that we'll have a look at multi-way all in which

course and that you find your investment worthwhile and that

feedback as well as update the course if we have some new

scenarios? Which kind of hand should we prioritize? Then we

from the scenarios before. We will review a high stakes PSKO

stack going all in and then a bunch of stacks go all in after

changes Then we'll dive into ICM. First ICM on the bubble

when covering and being covered. And then ICM on final

number one PSKO crasher after watching this course. No.

big the bounty is how much it's worth and so on Then we will

look at the chapters of the course now. So the first

is something that happens fairly common. We have a source

is for everyone. Whether you are a beginner or an old school

professional or you're actively playing everyday I think this

advanced concepts but then also explain it in an easy to digest

different point of view once we're done with the hand

can test your knowledge from everything we've done already

be a short summary of everything said and as well as

when being covered in PSTOs now but we are able to import HRC

results into Pio Sober we can actually examine the post loop

histories and the replay reviews we will do a PEO quiz

studying you don't need to watch the whole video you will

perhaps solve some hands and basically spend some time in

instead more like this and yes I do have a donkey and a shark

examples and also look at how to use solvers namely HRC and

few examples. After talking about the theory we will look

how to import VHRC outcomes into Pio. Again along with a

various simulations and talk about many concepts that we see

table then we will review a midstakes hand history with

extensive solver knowledge or math knowledge. Let's have a

chapter is the introduction which is the chapter we're in

player and also really really good at PSKOs so I think both

open as the short stack. This chip to be means that this

Then the final scenario we look at is the adjustments we make

their own dedicated chapter where we look at the theory