Game in multi-table tournaments.

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Set yourself the highest goals and always concentrate on the top three. All the money on the final table, so do not be afraid to fly on the bubble, play relaxed in ITM.
Accurately act at the beginning of the tournament, take more risks in the middle and late stages, trying to get a large stack. Take care of the dip stack, avoiding unnecessary confrontations.
Develop skills in the game in the top 3 and heads-ups. The SNG tournaments can become an excellent training ground for the beginning MTT player.
Gradually increase the number of tables, expand sessions and play a distance. Try to play at least 500 MTT per month. Permanent practice will bring you to a qualitatively new level of understanding the game and will positively impact on the results.
 
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Excellent posting, I did this, I started to play more tournaments more sit down and improve my way of playing I stopped playing with luck and started to think more I started to observe more the other players and I learned that to play depending on luck is not right I'm not a professional. I try to improve my game every day, I want to improve to win several tournaments. I played soccer and in the beginning I did not play very well with much training and the defeats improved my way of playing with poker, it will be the same way that I want to dominate the game to go to Las Vegas to win some tournament and have fun then yes , I'll have a good story to tell my grandchildren hahaha.
 
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More or less i got same strategy. I have 10 accounts and play mainly freerols 2-4 in the same time. But now I have problem, I’m getting better and better and I’m going in late stages of tournaments and can’t play more of them. Not seen final table yet but I’m getting closer and closer every time I play. So don’t be lasy, read, watch, analyz and play
 
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Seems reasonable although 500 MTTs a month is a little ambitious, that's 16 a day
 
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Serjo600 said:
It's very hard goal 10 mtt with reg speed It would be the same :pcguru:
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As a language teacher (including GRE and GMAT) I can tell you it's not the same.
he's talking of "overdoing" it (I suppose). Like playing so many tables, that you can hardly control it.
After some training you'll get more and more used to it and you open a new door in your brain.
When you come back to only one table (maybe the MDS), you will automatically understand
the language that is spoken there. The key is, it takes around 10 weeks for your brain to automize.Not 10 weeks all day long that much, but 10 weeks long for two hours a day and maybe 4 on the weekend.
(the MDS has a latereg of 5 hrs, so how will you feel after 4 hours playing and a fresh whale buys in???)
Give it a try, and you'll see!!
 
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zwbb said:
Set yourself the highest goals and always concentrate on the top three. All the money on the final table, so do not be afraid to fly on the bubble, play relaxed in ITM.
Accurately act at the beginning of the tournament, take more risks in the middle and late stages, trying to get a large stack. Take care of the dip stack, avoiding unnecessary confrontations.
Develop skills in the game in the top 3 and heads-ups. The SNG tournaments can become an excellent training ground for the beginning MTT player.
Gradually increase the number of tables, expand sessions and play a distance. Try to play at least 500 MTT per month. Permanent practice will bring you to a qualitatively new level of understanding the game and will positively impact on the results.
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You are very well learned lessons for strategy MTT. I'm happy for you.
 
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