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Are You Afraid Of Chip Leader?
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[QUOTE="Justin Nichols, post: 5053413, member: 211535"] [b]Chip Jeader Early rarely Finishes There[/b] I've been chip leader several times in 6-9 sit and goes, to 1600 multi-table tournaments. What usually happens is I get a super lucky streak and jump way up top. However later in the tourney, I start doubling up people left and right. Doesn't matter what cards I have lucks gone. ANd that being said I don't think you should be scared of the chip leader ever because he's sitting in your chair. I do think you should be cautious of him especially when he's to your left, playing position becomes a big factor and so does starting hands. I would also say chip leaders with huge leads early are probably playing hands and calling things that are not recommended, or just getting lucky. Or they could just be that good, trust your gut know your numbers and be patient, play smart poker. You should be seeing I.T.M more and more. Scared money doesn't make money. Last six Tourneys I've played I have won 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 3 I don't wanna talk about it's, I was chip leader in the one I got 2nd whole time. The others I was around tenth the majority of the time. Point is chip Leader didn't end there. [/QUOTE]
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