In 2002, PokerStars ran the first-ever World Championship of Online Poker (WCOOP) – to recreate the World Series of Poker vibe. That online poker tournament series became a central part of online poker’s playbook. Since then, big online tournament series caught on like fire across multiple poker sites.
Now every major poker site from 888poker to GGPoker to partypoker to PokerStars has their own signature tournament series. And often – it runs multiple times per year. Needless to say it’s great news for us poker players because there’s a ton of money to be won. So if you want to get in on non-stop online poker tournament series action, here’s all you need to know. Best Online Poker Tournament Series
PokerStars WPT Global GGPoker 888poker Unibet Poker partypoker To get the maximum value out of these tournament series, which are giving out quite literally millions of dollars in guarantees and prizes, you should follow these tips: Make an Online Poker Tournament Schedule
This will involve you, first and foremost, allocating a poker bankroll to the series of your choice, whether it is the World Poker Tour on partypoker or the MicroMillions on PokerStars.
You should also look at the schedule ahead of release and plan out when you will play the events that both fit in your bankroll and have the most significant value. Plan the days you want to play and the events that fall in that time, and find out what time you can register (the EV doesn’t change much in what time you register). Prepare For The Online Poker Tournament Grind
Playing online poker tournament series can be stressful. Whether trying to track your buy-ins or specific hands or even managing the vast amount of tables running, it can be pretty overwhelming for those not used to it.
Thankfully, online poker tournament tools and software can help you manage everything, whether Holdem Manager 3 to track your sessions, Jurojin or Table Ninja to manage all your tables or even a tool like Flopzilla or GTO+ just to keep you sharp on your game. Learn the Online Poker Tournament Endgame
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