Mohamedkolea
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Hello CardsChat community,
I’ve been playing $1 Multi-Table Tournaments (MTTs) lately, and I’m finding it quite challenging to navigate the field, especially during the early and middle stages.
In almost every tournament, I encounter players who are constantly open-shoving, 3-betting light, or playing extremely aggressively with wide ranges. It feels like high-variance poker, and traditional tight-aggressive play sometimes leaves me blinded out or forced into a coin flip for my tournament life.
I would love to get your advice on a few things:
I’ve been playing $1 Multi-Table Tournaments (MTTs) lately, and I’m finding it quite challenging to navigate the field, especially during the early and middle stages.
In almost every tournament, I encounter players who are constantly open-shoving, 3-betting light, or playing extremely aggressively with wide ranges. It feels like high-variance poker, and traditional tight-aggressive play sometimes leaves me blinded out or forced into a coin flip for my tournament life.
I would love to get your advice on a few things:
- Do you widen your calling range against these specific players, or do you wait for premium hands to trap them?
- How do you manage the psychological side (avoiding tilt) when you get knocked out by a random hand that went all-in preflop?
- What is your overall baseline strategy to consistently cash in these $1 fields?












