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Message: [QUOTE="RamdeeBen, post: 1694960, member: 71146"] I'm the same in terms of 8k fields, I struggle. Never won one with thousands of players, came close a few times, came 12th in a facebook one with around 4000k entries. I think it boils down to mid play more than anything, I've tried several different strategies, being overally aggresive or tighter, both have mixed results. I think it's more of a case of experience and being able to put other players on hands. It's like a player called "ramondemon77" he's a MTT god, he wins at least one "big" tournament every month. He's won the Sunday Million, Sunday Warm up etc and wins a standard 800-3000k player MTT's quite regularly and has nearly over one million in winnings. The sick thing is, he started only just over 2 years ago in the 360 man 0.10cent turbo's on PS and grinded his way up. He quite often on AVG has around 20-100k per month in winnings. I supposed for a pro who has won several hundred thousand and are quite comfortable for money they just shrug it off and carry on with the next because they know they will be long term winners in the end anyway. jason Mercier is another good example, he knows how to play and when to turn it up and tone it down. Often runs very good in large fields and you're right, the lower limit ones don't know how to fold and the higher limit fields people know how to fold more. Thing is, if someone has put in a pre flop bet and you re-raise with a mid pair, they feel they put money in so are now in need of staying in the pot so willing to shove.. That's the big difference in my opinion, people just can't let go of a hand in the lower limits and willing to shove with nothing because it isn't a lot of money the buy-in. [/QUOTE]

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