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MTT Stack Management: Early Levels in Re-Buy Tournaments
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[QUOTE="AKQ, post: 7148218, member: 20854"] Crystals don't forget to be devils advocate. 200BB+, and you are still in the re-buy period, you must be careful not to get over aggressive yourself. You have amassed a large amount of chips, and there is no reason to get involved with marginal hands to build an even bigger stack. Aggressive players will look at you as a source for chips and potentially target you even more knowing that you can double them up fully. Know who you are against and where they are in position to you before deciding to enter a pot and adjust your hand range accordingly. You should state that opposite for us maniacs we have chips galore and can get implied odds to justify almost anything 1:15. Aggro players will target my big stack with a wide range and punty preflop. I wanna go post flop to deny the aggro a flip spot or opportunity to 3 bet me. Preflop play is not post flop play Preflop aggro players suck at navigating small pot flops turn and rivers. Due to having to 3 barrel every street because of the early pot control Leading to less allins on rivers and more check shutdowns. Position is not indicating our opponents range either. That is opponents frequency . [/QUOTE]
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