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Message: [QUOTE="dj11, post: 615916, member: 13851"] You have to play all STT's differently than MTT's, or ring games. Once you are short handed (less than half the starting table size) you need to turn up the aggression. AK early, get aggressive, steal that pot, or make it expensive for anyone else to get into that hand. At least a 3x raise. If you are the big stack, you can relax a little bit what hands you choose to start with. Perhaps a way to think about it is that it is easier to get HU on a short table, and because of that you can bluff more, semi bluff almost every time, and steal a bit more often. If you hit a flop, don't be tricky, especially since these are low stake games. Bet out on any hit if you are HU. Don't go crazy, but make it expensive to chase. [/QUOTE]