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[QUOTE="colin_147, post: 389553, member: 3650"]
The first part of your sentence I think sums up where you may be going wrong.

MTT play has a lot of different variations and the way you treat play hands can be changed depending quite heavily on your chip stack. To be super tight at the beginning of a freezeout can sometimes be a pretty good play, as a double through early will normally allow you to play more hands and pickup more chips along the way

The biggest problem with playing super tight is that, when you do get those premium hands, you will more often than not get very little action and this can be a problem. The thing you notice with the aggressive players is that they are not afraid to put their chips in the middle, and are quite prepared to put their tourney on a coinflip in order to double through and dominate the table

Changing gears is something you may need to read up on, I believe there is an article in the articles section which could be of some use. Having the ability to change gears at different stages of an MTT is vital if you want to be succesful consistently.

The ability to change gears is a lot more important in the later stages of MTT's, as you are facing the better players and they will be making plays on you and attempting to pick up those blinds

Having the ability to pick the right moments to make your moves, protect your blinds and lay down your hands will determine how far you get in these tourneys
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