Dejange
CC Delija
Loyaler
Depends on the type of game, blind structure, etc ... If you could be more precise, you could get more worthy replies 
But in general, it is like any regular mtt. However, you should be very careful first couple of hours where actually you could either build up some stack or go out. Next couple of hours you could find it pretty quiet with standard play, and after that your skills only could guide you ITM :top: Take attention on the opponents and their play, thus you could choose the right moments to bluff :top:
But in general, it is like any regular mtt. However, you should be very careful first couple of hours where actually you could either build up some stack or go out. Next couple of hours you could find it pretty quiet with standard play, and after that your skills only could guide you ITM :top: Take attention on the opponents and their play, thus you could choose the right moments to bluff :top:
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Barbarik
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I'm tired of playing just like that, hunting for victories!:icon_pale
gedzshadow
Enthusiast
Silver Level
The longer tournaments are more about survival. Really. It sounds a bit tedious but its really the truth. How do you survive? The tips aren't really about poker strategy but avoiding losses. Here's what I use:
* Don't play average hands - stick to high pocket pairs - or suited A to 10 - (you'll do well to rake in some decent pots
* With BB and SB don't call crazy raises if you have crap (wasted chips)
* Don't go all in unless you have the nuts or the other player has a smaller stack
* Avoid preflop all in pots with 3+ players (chances are someone gets lucky with crap)
* Wait for the field to narrow till people start to tighten up
Ultimately be patient.
* Don't play average hands - stick to high pocket pairs - or suited A to 10 - (you'll do well to rake in some decent pots
* With BB and SB don't call crazy raises if you have crap (wasted chips)
* Don't go all in unless you have the nuts or the other player has a smaller stack
* Avoid preflop all in pots with 3+ players (chances are someone gets lucky with crap)
* Wait for the field to narrow till people start to tighten up
Ultimately be patient.
blanktheman
Visionary
Silver Level
the more you play tournaments so big, the more you realize it is very easy.
You need to learn how to survive. The way to do that has been pointed out in the previous posts on this thread.
Patience is a huge factor in big tournaments. Wait for the good cards to come, throw away the bad ones.
You need to learn how to survive. The way to do that has been pointed out in the previous posts on this thread.
Patience is a huge factor in big tournaments. Wait for the good cards to come, throw away the bad ones.
hugh blair
Legend
Bronze Level
terryk
TheCanuckwithalltheluck
Bronze Level
You have to Love poker,,,:dancing2: I also think it depends on the "type" of game you have,,if you play a certain style (aggressive is more exciting) it helps! I could't imagine playing a Whole tourny like a nit,,,,that would be torture,,,lol :thumpdown
