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[QUOTE="capax, post: 302922, member: 2434"]
Ask 10 different poker players for a good strategy and you'll get 11 different answers. Seriously you need to find "a" strategy that you can stick with. Playing loose or playing tight in the bigging will get you through the first break but the real strategy needs to be in your end game. Plently of people can say they've made it to the finaly rounds but fewer people can truthfully say they have won the tournaments. Dealing with the deadbeats in the beginning its dealing with the pros at the final table who actally know what they are doing that is the difficult part to me because they know how to set traps and how to avoid them. Personally I'm a big fan of playing tight but using table presence at key points against small stacks. I have heard people who say I don't bluff it never works"  well if you don't bluff in poker then you arn't a very good poker player. The fact is you just can't get the cards ALL the time and if you do then you are one of a kind (and a liar) you have to learn how to push and know when your bluff is being called and get out of the way and not end up trying to bluff a winning hand. Sometimes the cards just don't go your way. I've had several losses at the final table that you couldn't have paid me to play differently,  flo a full house only to loose to a higher full house on the river etc there are always horror stories but you can learn a lot by just playing.  Best of luck in the tournies

-capax
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