akmost
Rising Star
Loyaler
When you have a big stack is your priority to apply pressure in general. I don't imply to open any two but to widen up your range with nice starting hands which have a ton of value post flop!
When short stacked you have to tighten up your range and try to open from late positions or with monsters of course. You can't afford to open and call a 3 bet. Personally when I have 10-15 bbs I open only the hands I am willing to 4 bet-shove after a 3 bet. Or if I go post flop I try to play optimally but I don't have space in order to lose any chips!So I have to proceed cautiously.
Last but not least you must find out the re-steal spots in order to fight back and don't blind out when deep in a tournament.
When short stacked you have to tighten up your range and try to open from late positions or with monsters of course. You can't afford to open and call a 3 bet. Personally when I have 10-15 bbs I open only the hands I am willing to 4 bet-shove after a 3 bet. Or if I go post flop I try to play optimally but I don't have space in order to lose any chips!So I have to proceed cautiously.
Last but not least you must find out the re-steal spots in order to fight back and don't blind out when deep in a tournament.
Aalexandar
Rock Star
Silver Level
When you have a huge stack you can afford to play much more loose than usual, but when you get down to less than let's say 15-10 bbs it kind of becomes a push/fold strategy and at that moment what you actually should do is tighten up your range rather than loosening it because you want to give yourself the biggest odds of winning the pot, either at showdown or preflop.
Tightening your range at those times will give you an image of a player who has big hole cards and might either make you opponents fold which lets you pick up the pot easy, and if you go to showdown you're gonna be holding something decent in your hands. Basically at that point you're waiting for any broadway suited cards, mid to high pairs, and you shove them as hard as you can.
Tightening your range at those times will give you an image of a player who has big hole cards and might either make you opponents fold which lets you pick up the pot easy, and if you go to showdown you're gonna be holding something decent in your hands. Basically at that point you're waiting for any broadway suited cards, mid to high pairs, and you shove them as hard as you can.
