enolan
Rock Star
Silver Level
Hi saurabh
If you're making it to the 100\10000 (top 1%) then your cashing, so you must be doing somthing right. Well done for this.
If think you're hitting a wall and could be doing better then you could consider the following.
What's your stack like when you make it to the last 100.
i) If it's consistently short (or even consistently below average) then you may be playing too conservatively. Think about 'playing for the win' earlier in the tournament and take some chances to build a bigger stack.
ii) If your stack is generally healthy when you make the top 100 (in which case you're doing great!) but you think you are consistently busting out too early after this point then research "Shove Fold Strategy" to make sure you are playing optimally at the late sages of a MTT .
Hopefully this will give you something to think about but there are many other aspects that could give you something to work with, so you may get more replays with different ideas.
GL
If you're making it to the 100\10000 (top 1%) then your cashing, so you must be doing somthing right. Well done for this.
If think you're hitting a wall and could be doing better then you could consider the following.
What's your stack like when you make it to the last 100.
i) If it's consistently short (or even consistently below average) then you may be playing too conservatively. Think about 'playing for the win' earlier in the tournament and take some chances to build a bigger stack.
ii) If your stack is generally healthy when you make the top 100 (in which case you're doing great!) but you think you are consistently busting out too early after this point then research "Shove Fold Strategy" to make sure you are playing optimally at the late sages of a MTT .
Hopefully this will give you something to think about but there are many other aspects that could give you something to work with, so you may get more replays with different ideas.
GL
rytciaq
Visionary
Silver Level
At least for me, loosening up in the bubble and playing more aggressive with any 2 cards seem to do the job for me. People need to guarantee themselves the money spot, so I really often get the easy blinds + antes just for loosening up in the bubble.
alejandro huerta
Enthusiast
Silver Level
When you begin to play an MTT with too enrolled at the beginning jugarores just about playing strong hands and high aggressiveness as you sijuegas to see the flop many recreational are able to pay with 34 and when this late in the game and very high blinds deves play projects and not get intimidated by players with higher chip stacks.
Good luck hope you serve and to continue playing.
Good luck hope you serve and to continue playing.
skull89
Rock Star
Silver Level
You have to be progressively more agressive on the course of the tournament, even because near the bubble the most players usually play with a smaller range of hands, so you can exploit this situation and win chips without a showdown. Think about this, but remember, you have to do this but don't take too many risks in same time.