The Solve For Why Tournament Academy is BACK! Over the course of four days, we’ll study everything you’ll need in order to perform at your peak during the 2024 Vegas tournament season and beyond. Among other things, we’ll focus on the differences between ChipEV and ICM-based preflop strategies, postflop exploits versus common player pool tendencies, and how to adapt to different stack sizes.
Players will sit down for approximately 13 hours of gameplay over the four days, playing out a simulated tournament structure from beginning to end, with every player getting to experience a final table environment on day four.
Day 1: ChipEV strategies & early levels (100% of field -> 50% of field)
Preflop and postflop principles for deeper stacks
Exploitative approaches vs common player pool tendencies
Navigating multiway scenarios
Day 2: Intro to ICM (50% of field -> 25% of field)
Principles of ICM-based preflop approaches
Bubble factors and risk premiums
Leveraging a bigger stack
Day 3: Bubble & ITM play (25% of field -> final table)
Applying pressure on the bubble
Adapting to shallow stacks
Effects of different payout structures & field sizes
Day 4: Final table
Laddering up vs playing for the win
Short-handed & heads-up play
Deal-making & other final table concerns
Players will sit down for approximately 13 hours of gameplay over the four days, playing out a simulated tournament structure from beginning to end, with every player getting to experience a final table environment on day four.
Day 1: ChipEV strategies & early levels (100% of field -> 50% of field)
Preflop and postflop principles for deeper stacks
Exploitative approaches vs common player pool tendencies
Navigating multiway scenarios
Day 2: Intro to ICM (50% of field -> 25% of field)
Principles of ICM-based preflop approaches
Bubble factors and risk premiums
Leveraging a bigger stack
Day 3: Bubble & ITM play (25% of field -> final table)
Applying pressure on the bubble
Adapting to shallow stacks
Effects of different payout structures & field sizes
Day 4: Final table
Laddering up vs playing for the win
Short-handed & heads-up play
Deal-making & other final table concerns