Poker glossary · Tournaments
What does “MTT” mean in poker?
Also called: multi-table tournament, MTT हिन्दी में पढ़ें
Definition
MTT (multi-table tournament): An MTT is a multi-table tournament where many players start together and tables are merged as players bust, until one player has all the chips.
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MTTs can run for hours and move through clear stages: deep early levels, a middle stage, the bubble and the final table. Each stage needs different adjustments, especially to stack size. Variance is high, so results over a handful of events tell you very little.
Example: An MTT starts with 180 players at 20 tables of nine. As players bust, tables break until the final table of nine is formed.
Related terms
- BubbleThe point in a tournament just before the prize places start.
- Final tableThe final table is the last table in a multi-table tournament, formed when all the remaining players can fit at a single table.
- ICM (Independent Chip Model)A model that converts tournament chip stacks into each player’s share of the remaining prize pool.