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Message: [QUOTE="Amigodzzz, post: 6810111, member: 413415"] I will give you my three tips: Tip #1: Be physically and mentally fit Playing a final table involves finding yourself in a stressful situation. The amount of winnings becomes high and every action is decisive. It is therefore essential to be in good physical and mental condition to approach the final table. This includes getting enough rest and eating a diet rich in protein. Tip #2: Be ready to fight Usually we have time before playing the final table to develop an appropriate strategy. We should be familiar with the style of other players and can therefore develop an approach to the final table in relation to each of them – which can make a big difference. This also allows us to be better able to anticipate each decision at the table, thus giving off an image of strength and serenity towards our opponents. Tip #3: Stack Size It is obvious that the size of our stack will have a decisive impact on the role we will play at the final table. The paid places are marked by levels: finishing 9th or 5th represents a significant difference in the amount collected in the end. With a relatively deep stack, you should not squander your chips. The ideal is to continue to grow it by taking limited risks and to do so play against the shortstacks (players with a stack of 10 to 15 big blinds) who send all-in easily. On the contrary, we will avoid confrontations with players with stacks that could be damaging to us (fold equity) when we have a large stack. With an intermediate stack, we will adopt a tighter style but without being afraid of re-raising and finding ourselves all-in when we enter a hand – because this is the only way to have fold equity on the chip leader . [/QUOTE]

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