Lerts
Visionary
Silver Level
In those micro mtts you need to pick your spots and be very aggressive. Need to get a good start and build up your stack as early as poosible. Some ppl in those mtts would usually start by playing tight and then wanting to loosen up in the middle stages. But keep in mind the field of players and the blinds and antes once they kick in. The idea is to keep up with the top half of the field and not getting left behind. So once your BR can take it, be super aggressive and win some coin flips and hope to catch some luck and you'll find yourself in the money :icon_thum
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Ametist17
Rock Star
Silver Level
Freeroll! It is that stage through which there have to pass all players!
To play very modestly at the beginning as the most desperate players in the first rates will quickly try to double. Having waited it is the period in minutes 30. Playing more accurately, a large number of players will take off. And behind that to begin to play mor
To play very modestly at the beginning as the most desperate players in the first rates will quickly try to double. Having waited it is the period in minutes 30. Playing more accurately, a large number of players will take off. And behind that to begin to play mor
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plyto777
Rock Star
Silver Level
Freeroll - is a tape measure), there was little poker)
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LFC_yllnwa
Legend
Bronze Level
Nr98
Visionary
Silver Level
I actually found myself playing much better when I don't worry about average stack, because in the end your stack size does not matter at all. You get paid based on how long you survive that's key.
So to OP, when you got fewer BB's behind some plays shouldn't be made anymore (like set mining or playing too many speculative cards). And when you got few enough BB's don't hesitate open shoving. Either you steal a pot and can go on for an extra round, you double up or you bust. But you avoid getting blinded out in that way.
Lerts
Visionary
Silver Level
Well diff people will have their own perspective and at the end of the day you have to choose what fit you best. Ive made it to 3 large field micro mtt final tables within the past 2 months, which are similar to large free rolls and didnt got there by taking my time in the begining and middle stages. Not saying taking your time wont help, but stages where ppl were desperatly fighting for chips and the bb was eating up their chips, i was comfortable and was easily plahying all of my ranges. But as i said you have to find what works for you. i played like 30 tournys and in those were the 3 final tables, So the way i play requires high volume and considering my payout from those final tables it was GREAT roi.
ledge4131
Enthusiast
Silver Level
My recommendation is to play position wisely. With the view to steal antes and blinds later on in the tournament. The key thing is to play your strong hands as aggressively as possible, while picking the position play that allows you to apply the most pressure.
Also, a little luck goes a long way!
Nr98
Visionary
Silver Level
Yeah not trying to criticize you mate, just saying that I play it differently. If a loose style suits you, you should play it ofc. You got the results to show for it, nice run bro!
How do you play with such a loose range tho? Do you bet smaller? Because I find myself wasting chips too often if I try that.
Lerts
Visionary
Silver Level
I play lots of games at one time, not saying I'm a loose head but I play super aggressive and not afraid of shoving to go up against a coin flip, have to win couple coin flips to make it deep, my range in the beginning starts at A8 and goes up, do lot of set mining and semi bluffing, and pray to get lucky
niphon56
Legend
Bronze Level
If you select freeroll to play, you should play 3-4 hours to final table or ITM.
Most of the players prefer All-in at early stage to cumulate chips quickly or be knocked out quickly.
If you dislike this way, then when you got a good hand you should be very aggressive to win, otherwise the chips is not enough at middle stage or late stage.
Most of the players prefer All-in at early stage to cumulate chips quickly or be knocked out quickly.
If you dislike this way, then when you got a good hand you should be very aggressive to win, otherwise the chips is not enough at middle stage or late stage.
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Akey124
Rising Star
Bronze Level
I have gone deep in several freerolls and the most important lesson I have learned is looking for spots in position to go all in during middle stages when 3-4 players go all in ahead of you. I have had success with hands like 66-99. A lot of players go all in with any 2 Broadway cards suited connectors and small pocket pairs so a lot of times you are ahead with middle pairs pre flop. If you are able to hit a set or fade the overs you will have a nice size stack that allows you to pick better spots as players get desperate with increasing blinds. It does take some luck to go deep but getting lucky in large multiway pots is a great way to increase your stack and chances of making a run. GL
antonis32123
Legend
Loyaler
I try to build a stack at the beginning when the blinds are low , see more hands . If I have not succeeded and the stack is low I play aggressively .
In the middle phase you have to try to win pots and have a middle stack untill the late stage . Then , well , then the game begins .
I try to play more aggressively day by day cause I have seen that I don't play some hands that I should , and this costs me . So in the late phase , aggression !!!
In the middle phase you have to try to win pots and have a middle stack untill the late stage . Then , well , then the game begins .
I try to play more aggressively day by day cause I have seen that I don't play some hands that I should , and this costs me . So in the late phase , aggression !!!
