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Message: [QUOTE="Guernica1974, post: 5307843, member: 125408"] [b]big stack[/b] dont agree at all - its not anyones job to take out shortstacks! however in a bounty tournaments you should in a normal tournament not. that said if you are big stack (not chip leader - meaning shortstack are a small percentage of your stack) you should try to utilize it. several things you should do and depending on where in tournament you are together with the table you sit at. beginning of tournament /big blinds are small compared to most stacks on the table it is hard to try utilize your stack middle of tournament when blinds start grinding the middle stacks try dominate and bet preflop and get up against shortstacks allin solo or middle stacks solo. shortstacks will call with lesser hands and will often try limp in to see flop - all in on a solo shortstack on basically anything if they try limp in. shortstack will typically have a lesser hand suited connected or small pocket pair and you will get 50-50 percent iof winning or highregardless your hand (Q8 is middle hand meanning statistically you win 50 percent vs a random hand) but loosing dont cost you a big portion of your stack. bet on middle stack player prefloop and flop the middle player calling likely have hit a hand and unless you got a hand fold but most likely they fold. end of tournament go hard to steal short stacks blinds and super tight middle stacks in position and preferable only play strong hands special window is time just before itm - steal blinds hard especially on short stacks! in general depends a lot on players at your table and stack variation together with position. sometimes you sit at tables easy to dominate - other times very hard but you have to determinate which table you sit at and play accordingly, and pick on the right ones. but dominating corretly middle tournament and end tournament helps getting you to the final table [/QUOTE]

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