Thanks DougPkrMonsta that is very good advice!Well when you are deep-stacked you can play much like you would at a cash game table and there is plenty of information out there on what cards to play from each position with a deep stack.
It is when you start getting short on chips due to increasing blinds that you have to start making adjustments to your ranges.
In these small stakes tournaments you will be mostly raising for value and betting for value... the deeper you get the more aggressive the other players will be.
You should identify who is waiting for monsters, who is stealing way too often etc. and adjust from there, throwing in some re-steal light three-bets/shoves against looser players to stay ahead of the blinds.
Make sure you know your push/fold ranges (just google 10BB push fold chart) but don't follow them so strictly you aren't adjusting for what you know about other players at your table.
Good luck to you!
Well when you are deep-stacked you can play much like you would at a cash game table and there is plenty of information out there on what cards to play from each position with a deep stack.
It is when you start getting short on chips due to increasing blinds that you have to start making adjustments to your ranges.
In these small stakes tournaments you will be mostly raising for value and betting for value... the deeper you get the more aggressive the other players will be.
You should identify who is waiting for monsters, who is stealing way too often etc. and adjust from there, throwing in some re-steal light three-bets/shoves against looser players to stay ahead of the blinds.
Make sure you know your push/fold ranges (just google 10BB push fold chart) but don't follow them so strictly you aren't adjusting for what you know about other players at your table.
Good luck to you!
