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Message: [QUOTE="chrisjej, post: 319099, member: 4518"] Yes but... I think one of the big mistakes newbies make is to play too quick early on. I see plenty of players get lucky early on with the all-ins only to go out 10 hands later cos they don't know when to stop. A big stack gives you a lot of bullying potential and a much greater ability to steal from the poor but... you still need skill to do that. When half the players are gone, you only need to have doubled your chipstack to be ahead of the field. That's just one head to head all-in. You can play real tight and still make the money - especially given the number of table moves that happen in a lot of tournaments. Other players may not see how tight you're playing so you can maximise benefit from those pocket Kings. [/QUOTE]