MTT Strategy

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i just wanna hear how u guys play it limp hands, raise hands, etc....

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Yes, during the early stages of tournaments I limp hands, raise hands, and fold hands. Amazing!

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Sarcasm to full!!!
Seriously, how you play SHOULD be table dependant (not for me as im still adonkey). Value bet into calling stations, play tight to a loose table yadda yadda yadda. I suggest if you are just asking this question to read Harrington on Hold Em and to maybe stick to just playing strong hands (top 10 or 15) in position (where you will be acting after your opponent post-flop).

2) If you are at a table with me, don't suck out my AA with 83o as it makes me sad.

[mlagoo]

based on sirio's play in the final table of the 2.5k bellagio tourney, i do my best to get dealt AQ or AA when an opponent puts all of his chips in with A9, and KK when an opponent gets allin with K6. if you keep practicing and focus hard while you're at the table, eventually you'll learn.

[yoadrians]

I hear there's a book or two out there on this very subject.

[Hickboy]

There is no "best" strategy.

'nuff said.

you guys are funny. im sorry i even asked the question. im to lazy to give situations so why doesnt someone make one up and then everyone can comment on how stupid his comment was.

[yvesaint]

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you guys are funny. im sorry i even asked the question. im to lazy to give situations so why doesnt someone make one up and then everyone can comment on how stupid his comment was.

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dude im sorry but you cant be serious that you were expecting serious replies

[mlagoo]

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based on sirio's play in the final table of the 2.5k bellagio tourney, i do my best to get dealt AQ or AA when an opponent puts all of his chips in with A9, and KK when an opponent gets allin with K6. if you keep practicing and focus hard while you're at the table, eventually you'll learn.

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now i feel like an [censored] [img]/images/graemlins/mad.gif[/img]