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I notice that I don't play big chip stacks very well. I think I just don't really know how to take advantage of it. I think its because I've read books like HOH that help you go deep in a tournament with more or less conservative play, but if for some reason I stumble on a large chip stack, I am sort of clueless in how to accumulate any more chips. I was just wondering if someone could point out some generic tips on how to build a large stack further. thanks.
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just [censored] all over the people who clearly want to hang on, don't [censored] with the people who will call you and dont do dumb [censored] without a reason
there isn't some grand secret to doing it |
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This is a topic that has plagued me as well. Greg "Fossilman" Raymer is supposed to be releasing a Two Plus Two book that covers this topic in detail. Until then, maybe we'll get a post from someone who will reply with a bit less sarcasm...
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This is a topic that has plagued me as well. Greg "Fossilman" Raymer is supposed to be releasing a Two Plus Two book that covers this topic in detail. Until then, maybe we'll get a post from someone who will reply with a bit less sarcasm... [/ QUOTE ] Playing The Big Stack Gigabet's Theory of Stack Sizes MLG Contemplates Knowingly Taking the Worst of It MLG Initiatives a Discussion About That Mysterious Inflection Point ZeeJustin Wonders Whether the Big Stack's Chips Are Really Less Valuable Woodguy Starts a Discussion of How to Play With a Big Stack This is a selection from the "Anthology of 2+2 blah blah blah." Check it out, you'll probably find a lot of interesting things there. |
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the simple, quick answer is to reraise medium stacks and put them to the test. also, read the sticky in the MTT forum, this is the MTT community. You'll also get more responses there too.
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[ QUOTE ]
This is a topic that has plagued me as well. Greg "Fossilman" Raymer is supposed to be releasing a Two Plus Two book that covers this topic in detail. Until then, maybe we'll get a post from someone who will reply with a bit less sarcasm... [/ QUOTE ] um, there wasn't any sarcasm in my post ... |
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