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[QUOTE="John A, post: 3854921, member: 88730"] So if you're talking about MTT's, it's way too general to give a strategy. When I play any MTT, whether it's a high stakes MTT or some $20 online gamblefest, I evaluate my starting table and adapt based on what I see. If I'm going to provide any general feedback, I always say, get into as many pots as possible w/ the weak players, even with bad hands IP when your SPR is the highest. I try and accumulate as many chips as possible so that when you get to that beginning middle stage of the tournament, you have enough chips to apply pressure to the stacks that are starting to hit the M range of 20 and under. I always want to have enough chips that I'm threatening other players tournament life. Sometimes it backfires, and I go out early. But I'd much rather acquire chips and get a chance for a deep cash / final table, than just struggling by. But this is general. I've had some MTT's where I have really good players that have position on me, and I have to play more conservative. That first table is really critical to your MTT success imho. Others would disagree with this though. [/QUOTE]
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