Description
How To Win the Sunday Million — Alex Fitzgerald’s Deep-Field Game Plan
The Sunday Million isn’t just another major; it’s a marathon where the edges come from structure, patience, and well-timed pressure. How To Win the Sunday Million by Alex Fitzgerald gives you a clear roadmap from Level 1 to the final table—no fluff, just the habits and lines that survive a 10–12 hour day. If you want a complementary fundamentals ladder for smaller buy-ins while you prep, add the structured PokerNerve – MTT Road to Success to your study stack.
A Deep-Field Blueprint Without the Guesswork
Alex focuses on decisions that recur across thousands of hands: disciplined preflop selection in early levels, targeted c-bets on board classes that actually fold, and turn/river plans that protect your stack while still building a path to a top-heavy payout. For bubble and endgame clarity, fold in precise preflop baselines from BBZ – ICM Preflop Masterclass—it’s a strong pairing when ladders start to matter.
Preflop to Final Table: Skills That Travel
- Early levels: avoid dominated offsuit traps; open tighter from early seats, attack late.
- Mid-game: identify seats to steal, 3-bet hands with blockers, and cut loose callers with pressure that fits the SPR.
- ICM & ladders: tighten marginal calls, widen selective steals, and choose sizings that apply pressure without risking standings.
- Final table: separate value from bluffs cleanly, plan shove/fold decisions by position, and leverage shorter stacks for risk-free steals.
If PKOs are in your mix, practice bounty-aware aggression with Raise Your Edge – Bounty Beast so you’re not leaving money (and bounties) on the table.
Who This Course Helps Most
- MTT grinders who make Day 2s but stall at pay jumps.
- Recreational players who need a simple, repeatable plan for long Sundays.
- Satellite qualifiers seeking clear adjustments versus stronger fields.
A Two-Week Prep Plan You’ll Actually Follow
Week 1: Choose one recurring node (e.g., BTN vs BB SRP on low paired boards). Watch Alex’s segment, write two default lines, and play a 3–5 session sample using only those lines. Tag hands tied to that node.
Week 2: Add a bubble/ICM module, plug in preflop shove/call charts, and review your tagged hands. Rinse and repeat with one new node (e.g., 3-bet pots IP on Broadway boards). For a broader tournament perspective, compare concepts with Tournament Master Class — Jonathan Little and borrow what fits your pool.
FAQ: How To Win the Sunday Million — Alex Fitzgerald
What does this course target specifically?
Large-field online majors like the Sunday Million—early-game discipline, mid-game pressure, and final-table ICM execution.
Is it solver-heavy?
Solver ideas inform the plan, but the emphasis is on lines you can execute under time pressure in real games.
Who benefits most?
Ambitious MTT players chasing deep runs who want a structured framework rather than scattered tips.
What should I study next?
Add a focused ICM block (BBZ), then a PKO module (Bounty Beast). Round out with a fundamentals refresh from PokerNerve or a hand-review routine from Jonathan Little’s course.
Ready to turn your next Sunday into a real shot at the podium? Build your tournament toolkit in our course library—compare programs, mix in a few download-ready study blocks, and lock a prep plan that fits your schedule.
