The strategy that everyone thinks of when playing chip poker in a poker game is to be ultra-aggressive and bet every time to get lucky opponents to fold. But this tactic of permanent aggression is risky and can hit you in one fell swoop if one player gets the perfect cards to take a good chunk of your pot. Thus, it is better to give preference to the selective aggression approach.That is, it will, of course, continue to put pressure on your opponents, betting on large amounts that are difficult to keep track of, but not at any time or simply how. Remember that the path to becoming a chip leader is long and replete with pitfalls, but the path to losing this status can be very short and brutal, so you must know how to maintain it.If you find yourself becoming the chip leader at the start of a game or tournament, it won't be very exciting to be aggressive from the start for two reasons. First, because even players with fewer pots than you will have aggressive tactics to try to catch up with other players; so it would be wiser to let them perch each other without risking losing too many tokens in the battle
Don't become ultra aggro
allow the aggressive players to be aggressive with wide ranges and outplay them accordingly.
small ball approach works well for playing against nits and tags
using position and your opponents range against flop,
as your reasoning for your ultra aggression and cbet frequency
You don't have to go crazy, blindly betting to steal and hoping
Each player has a weakness to their strategy
that can be capitalized on more consistently and for a more effective, higher overall chip accumulation rate.
There may be 1000 players in the MTT
but theres only 9 of em sitting with you at any 1 time
and each of them has a name, and a style
focus on beating the players on your table and everything else will come naturally
