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Poker tournaments: The five most difficult events to play
The trophy, is the goal of poker players when participating in a tournament. For professionals, getting a large number of major titles is also part of their ambitions. However, the path to success is very complex especially for some tournaments. In fact, there are five events that have a reputation for being particularly difficult to play. At the fifth position is the European Poker Tour Copenhagen (EPT). This event is often marked by the presence of a field bringing together the best online poker players. At the fourth position is the $ 25,000 World Poker Tour Championship taking place at Bellagio in May. This tournament also attracts many poker pros in the world, most of whom already won a victory in the WPT.
The 6-max championship tournament of the World Series of Poker is the third most difficult tournament. It brings together the elite of no-limit hold'em who could play a very aggressive style of play. The EPT Grand Final takes the second place. Indeed, with a buy-in rather expensive, the event also gather EPT champions and international poker stars. In addition, competitors should have as main objective to reach the top three paid places in order to avoid loss of money because the stay in the city of the Principality is very expensive. And the tournament in the first place in terms of complexity is the $ 50,000 Poker Players' Championship. All participants must indeed excel in different poker formats to have a chance to win the title in this tournament.
Source: James WILLIAMS
Thursday, 22 November 2012
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