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| − | + | At the WSOP Main Event, the chip leader following the first day has NEVER won the event. Now who knows how they played or if they all suffered tremendous bad beats, but often times while playing poker you'll wonder how someone can lose a huge chip lead or perhaps you're guilty of such a crime.<br><br>It happens, sometimes undeservedly or sometimes because someone was playing plain dumb. Tightening up is a safe way to make it through tournaments. There is no need to turn into a stone, however when you have the big chip stack, it's always a good idea to start playing a little tighter.<br><br>On the flip side if you're the low stack, it's probably a good idea to shrink as well, preventing playing your low connecting cards or cards that wont give you a monster. You're usually pretty much in "All-in or fold mode" if you're the low stack.<br><br>Securing usually concerns tournament games but when you yourself have lost a large portion of your bankroll in cash games then it might probably be a very good time to tighten and get some for sure victories. Waiting on the "Nuts" can be extremely boring and tiring but sometimes it's the smartest thing to do. However, if you've won a lot of money in cash games already it might probably be a good time to play as many hands as possible to win some big pots. <br><br>Do not misquote the pro's once they say "I come to win and take first, not to play for second, " no player ever won a sizable tournament with hundreds of players in the field with no little bit of securing. A good rule for your self is to promise yourself that you will avoid going out on top pair at all costs.<br><br>More players venture out thinking they've the best hand with top pair than anything else. The bottom line is, if you feel any doubt you do not have the very best hand, you then should fold before you get yourself right into a very bad situation. There is really no point to playing high-risk hands when you yourself have the chip lead. It could help you sure, but it could hurt you a lot worse.<br><br>When your playing tight you really do not want to be playing cards like King/Nine or Queen/Eight and definitely not Ace/five or such a thing worse than Ace/Ten. You're usually dominated if you have cards like this and playing these cards put you at a very high risk of losing a lot of your chip stack. You have all the time in the world. Just sit back, relax and enjoy the poker ride.<br><br>When you are tightening up, you should really only play in hands where you have good position too. Being on the button or close to last to act is always the best thing and playing low connecting cards is always a good thing when you are on the button, even if you are tightening up, just as long as you don't have to pay to high of a cost to participate. | |
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At the WSOP Main Event, the chip leader following the first day has NEVER won the event. Now who knows how they played or if they all suffered tremendous bad beats, but often times while playing poker you'll wonder how someone can lose a huge chip lead or perhaps you're guilty of such a crime.
It happens, sometimes undeservedly or sometimes because someone was playing plain dumb. Tightening up is a safe way to make it through tournaments. There is no need to turn into a stone, however when you have the big chip stack, it's always a good idea to start playing a little tighter.
On the flip side if you're the low stack, it's probably a good idea to shrink as well, preventing playing your low connecting cards or cards that wont give you a monster. You're usually pretty much in "All-in or fold mode" if you're the low stack.
Securing usually concerns tournament games but when you yourself have lost a large portion of your bankroll in cash games then it might probably be a very good time to tighten and get some for sure victories. Waiting on the "Nuts" can be extremely boring and tiring but sometimes it's the smartest thing to do. However, if you've won a lot of money in cash games already it might probably be a good time to play as many hands as possible to win some big pots.
Do not misquote the pro's once they say "I come to win and take first, not to play for second, " no player ever won a sizable tournament with hundreds of players in the field with no little bit of securing. A good rule for your self is to promise yourself that you will avoid going out on top pair at all costs.
More players venture out thinking they've the best hand with top pair than anything else. The bottom line is, if you feel any doubt you do not have the very best hand, you then should fold before you get yourself right into a very bad situation. There is really no point to playing high-risk hands when you yourself have the chip lead. It could help you sure, but it could hurt you a lot worse.
When your playing tight you really do not want to be playing cards like King/Nine or Queen/Eight and definitely not Ace/five or such a thing worse than Ace/Ten. You're usually dominated if you have cards like this and playing these cards put you at a very high risk of losing a lot of your chip stack. You have all the time in the world. Just sit back, relax and enjoy the poker ride.
When you are tightening up, you should really only play in hands where you have good position too. Being on the button or close to last to act is always the best thing and playing low connecting cards is always a good thing when you are on the button, even if you are tightening up, just as long as you don't have to pay to high of a cost to participate.
