October 27, 2016
Hi
Would appreciate recommendations for the best videos to watch on playing a big stack in all stages, but particularly the mid stages, of a MTT tourny. eg. you get a run of hands and find yourself in the chip leaders with a 120+ stack in the mid stages, still a long way from the money. How should you play it? What adjustments, how and who to target etc?
thanks in advance
cheers
longsense
TPE Pro
December 6, 2012
FWIW I don’t think there really are dramatic strategic differences attached to many of the situations you seem to have in mind. When the entire table is 100BB deep, there are important differences from when everyone has 20-40BB. But if everyone has 40, then you double up and become chipleader, there’s not a lot that should change in terms of how you play going forwards.
October 27, 2016
thx for the response.
why I asked was that I have found myself in this situation a number of times, have heard how there is a skill, or some skill, to utilising and moving around a big stack, to dominate etc, but for myself what inevitably happened was that the chips seemed to just fritter away until again i was back in familiar territory (40 to 20 bb). Any tips/comment on why this might be happening and what leaks to look out for?
July 7, 2012
any of the Bigdog hand history reviews and AZNallin007 videos are good for the sort of thing you are looking for – Big stack Boss mode – but these guys are v skillfull post flop
aka Prophead340 aka Prophead2000 aka Turbulence_1
PocketFives Profile: .....urbulence/
Most Users Ever Online: 2780
Currently Online:
108 Guest(s)
Currently Browsing this Page:
1 Guest(s)
Top Posters:
bennymacca: 2616
Foucault: 2067
folding_aces_pre_yo: 1133
praetor: 1033
theginger45: 924
P-aire 146: 832
Turbulence: 768
The Riceman: 731
duggs: 591
florianm1: 588
Newest Members:
Tillery999
sdmathis89
ne0x00
adrianvaida2525
Anteeater
Laggro
Forum Stats:
Groups: 4
Forums: 24
Topics: 12705
Posts: 75003
Member Stats:
Guest Posters: 1063
Members: 12008
Moderators: 2
Admins: 5
Administrators: RonFezBuddy, Killingbird, Tournament Poker Edge Staff, ttwist, Carlos
Moderators: sitelock, sitelock_1