pancho_1954
Rock Star
Platinum Level
Being a short stack you are that easy prey that everyone wants to attack at the table, I generally try to wait for strong hands, but you also have to be aware that you will have to take risks with hands that are not so strong, it is very few times the other players will leave you blind, or have mercy on you
dreamer13
Legend
Platinum Level
Opponents with short stacks begin to play too tight, trying to survive to the prizes. Against this background, players with high stacks are activated, especially in the fight against opponents who can not noticeably ruin their stack. These conditions must be taken into account and, assessing the size of your stack and opponents, you should choose the tactics of the game that will be optimal for you.
userX
Rock Star
Platinum Level
I think in such situations one should be patient and if possible wait for at least a more or less promising hand. That is, I mean that the basis for action should be the strength of your hand in the first place.
TeUnit
Legend
Loyaler
You need to understand the payouts to see when the risk is worth the reward.
The other thing you want to do- is to imagine you are the other players and how they view payouts, so you know who to go after and who to avoid.
The other thing you want to do- is to imagine you are the other players and how they view payouts, so you know who to go after and who to avoid.
iceheart888
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I waiting for good hand and pay jump
Gallarado777
Legend
Loyaler
If you are the shortest at the final table, it's clear that you will be eliminated soon so you need to have middle hands and play aggressively with them and you will be able to steal chips from your opponents because rarely anyone will risk going against you at the final table and there will be many folds and you will rise higher and higher, and if you sit and wait for a card, even with such a strong card you can just crash at any time
Gritz18
To Cesar, what belongs to Cesar.
Loyaler
That you will have to move smartly, otherwise the blainds will pass and your fold equity will get worse and worse, and the villains with more chips, if they have the skill, will devour you at the table.
PauPau
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I guess depend in what structure and bounty. Hyper-turbo and bounty, generally they called light and jam wide. Slower structure, you need little patience and it's good to go in first than calling for your tournament life.
exer888
Rock Star
Platinum Level
Mostly consider possible payjump or squezing spot, and take your time , be patient.
aquilex2799
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Hi Almir.
If it's a big tournament, that means the prize pools make big jumps between one position and another. So it makes sense to wait for premium hands and hope to double up the stack while waiting for the other players to lose the tournament and you move up the prize.
If it's a big tournament, that means the prize pools make big jumps between one position and another. So it makes sense to wait for premium hands and hope to double up the stack while waiting for the other players to lose the tournament and you move up the prize.
Nikon10000
Rock Star
Silver Level
When entering the final table with a short stack, there are several factors to consider:
1. Your stack size: This determines your play and the opportunities for you and your opponents. A short stack means that you have a limited choice of moves.
2. Position at the table: By playing from different positions, you can make more informed decisions based on the actions of other players.
3. Waiting for the best hands to fold: You need to be more selective when choosing hands to play, as you need to keep your stack. Focus on strong hands and avoid empty bluffs.
4. Taking advantage of situations our opponents have folded into our stacks: These situations can provide you with the opportunity to use position and aggressive play to keep or increase your stack. You must be prepared to analyze your opponents' play, read their reactions, and use that information to your advantage.
In general, when you are short stacked, it is important to be prudent, choose the right moments to act, and use your options to the best of your ability to increase your chances of success.
1. Your stack size: This determines your play and the opportunities for you and your opponents. A short stack means that you have a limited choice of moves.
2. Position at the table: By playing from different positions, you can make more informed decisions based on the actions of other players.
3. Waiting for the best hands to fold: You need to be more selective when choosing hands to play, as you need to keep your stack. Focus on strong hands and avoid empty bluffs.
4. Taking advantage of situations our opponents have folded into our stacks: These situations can provide you with the opportunity to use position and aggressive play to keep or increase your stack. You must be prepared to analyze your opponents' play, read their reactions, and use that information to your advantage.
In general, when you are short stacked, it is important to be prudent, choose the right moments to act, and use your options to the best of your ability to increase your chances of success.
frazzle1991
Visionary
Bronze Level
1 or 2 good double-ups can change your short-stack predicament. the fact that you've reached the final table means you have a grasp of some level of patience. Continue to be patient and look for spots where you can get it all in for maximum value.
