In what should I improve?

in which I must focus on improving since I start the tournament very well but when it is advanced I start committing many mistakes that take out of the tournament because this may be due

You need a little bit patience. It happens to me too. Focus and patience. GL

the best way to improve your game quickly is to watch strategic videos and get inspired for your game. Not to lose your concentration and make too many mistakes at the end of the game. I advise you to visualize your objective and adopt the best strategy to achieve it. in poker it is important to exercise rigor and discipline. you always have to play each spot in the best possible way. to improve your reading of the game. It is good to continue to analyze the playing style of your opponents even when you are not in the game. I hope these advices will be useful to you and I wish you good luck for your next games.

A big thing is to constantly look for exploitable actions of your opponents. Some fold too often, some call too often,some play really tight.If you find weak players to your right you can add all their chips to your stack, even without the best hands.

kley126 said:

in which I must focus on improving since I start the tournament very well but when it is advanced I start committing many mistakes that take out of the tournament because this may be due

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Review your tournaments and how you played your hands.
If you made mistakes, identify them and analyze them.
After a lot of reviewing you will see patterns on your mistakes (playing too many hands, folding too much on cbets).
Don't worry if it's hard to find your mistakes, you can always post hands that you are having trouble with on the forums and more experienced players can help you.

kley126 said:

in which I must focus on improving since I start the tournament very well but when it is advanced I start committing many mistakes that take out of the tournament because this may be due

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Dont get involved with mediocre hands. When you are ahead, you can afford to sit and wait.

Looks like you start making mistakes when stacks become shallow. You should adapt your game to the different stages of MTT (deep stack, medium stack, low stack, bubble post bubble, final table and so on).

I'm going to have to work a little bit on my patience..It's a bad hand, Turn to River and end of disciplined play, I lose my playing buddy, I lose my chips.

It's simple. Make fewer mistakes than your opponent. And victory is not going anywhere. Easy, right?

kley126 said:

in which I must focus on improving since I start the tournament very well but when it is advanced I start committing many mistakes that take out of the tournament because this may be due

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First things first, you need to set yourself up for success, cut out distractions, maximize your energy and focus levels for these long grinds
Next up you're going to need stamina and this is something you can gain by planning


and focusing on these 6 areas will also help you have that stamina and execution


When it comes to specific stack sizes it's good to learn how to play all stack sizes as the other posters have mentioned which I teach in depth in my MTT guide - http://gripsed.com/mtt

When you have a complete strategy as well as a strong mental game and physical setup you'll be in great shape to make great plays while your opponents are getting tired & doubtful about their plays.

Hope that helps!

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