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[QUOTE="B1BOMBER, post: 4982723, member: 175723"]
I have been coaching 2 players on 64spades that were going through long cashless streaks. One of them had a 430 game streak with no cashes. Both took my advice and cashed in their next game. However 1 of them went back to his old style and even though  I was giving him money(chips) to play with was always broke. I told him my charity was closing because he was not listening. He then cashed in 3 tourneys in 1 day. The advice I gave them was to see the flop with any 2 cards while the blinds are low if they can see for just a big blind. Once they get a big stack slow down and think. Remember with marginal hands to consider position,position, position. Pick the hands you want to play tighten up from your earlier stack building mode. Remember position(or did I say that) and play a narrower range of hands and don't try to force with just a pair for ass soon as the flop comes I try to put at least 1 opponent on 2 pair or trips. If there is a flush or straight possibility on the board in most cases I dump a pair even if its aces. If you use a little common sense and read the board cards well you should do well. Don't think because you have a big stack you can take more chances or you stack may very well leave you!:D:D
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