[QUOTфE=feecg;3439675]I don't think there's much secret in playing it, although it's turbo and people will all in most of the time. I think that the general rule for playing MTT's is still valid, I mean, play solid and aggressive poker, with hands you consider the best at the table, like, if you have AA, KK or AK (sometimes even QQ, AQ or JJ) and someone goes all in, just call it, and he'll regret for having done it. But before calling all-ins, try to observe the players and what do they do with which hand, cause this week I was playing a live tounament here in my city and I was very solid and playing very few hands, just observing the players, and I repaired lots of all-in raises and calls with some hands like Q7, or K8, so be aware of the playstyle of the players before going more aggressive, not saying these hands are the worst, but they really depend on the flop, so if you catch one of these, try to see the flop if it's worth accordingly to your stack. Just don't forget those 3 P's: Patience, Position and Power of the hand, and I know you'll win lots of hands.
Good Luck bro[/QUOTE]
playing in online tournaments are rarely won and what is of interest to note that there is an interesting phenomenon. Behind a loose-passive table to appear at least one loose-aggressive player, as the nature of the game the rest of major currencies changed dramatically. A kind of macho literally terrorizing the table their aggressive and unpredictable actions that makes loose-passive players to become tight-passive. You think I chose a loose-passive table, but you have all the time to deal with a single aggressive opponent — other players will prefer to sit or quickly go away from the table
