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  1. #1
    Corporal
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    see hands cheap double up quick as poss and try roll it out till top 3 (usually pay out)

  2. #2
    Private
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    allin or fold on the fulltilt Super turbos,anyone elsellike those?

  3. #3
    Sergeant
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    The middle stages of a sit and go are a crucial time of play, as blinds are now putting pressure on players. Also, it is important to become aggressive at this point, as you want to build a decent stack for the late stages........

  4. #4
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    When you reach the final in the tournament there are many unique situations you may face. The first, and ever present problem, is that someone has to get out before the players reach the money positions. This changes everyone's play............so being aggresive as a mid-big stack pushing little stacks out of hands is primary.....

  5. #5
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    I think the best is play tight when 9 players on the table, and when 2 or 3 opponents out you have to play aggressive. In my opinion.

  6. #6
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    most important part of sit and go would be the late stages. This usually occurs about 40 minutes into the sit n go. By now blinds will be placing huge pressure on everyone but the highest stacks. The fact that it is shorthanded, and that the blinds are huge, dictate the new style of play you must use. Plus normally top 3-5 get paid so u want to be conservative not to bubble

  7. #7
    Corporal
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    I would always like to make the money, but some times you have to take a chance to better your chips or you be be sitting small stack to a bunch od big stack and they will force you out

  8. #8
    Private
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    Oh yes for sure. Survive until the money, play tight etc. I mean, what's more important than at least getting your money back. And then winning.
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  9. #9
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    Dont play around too much early on. If you bluff, and take down the pot, you win a few BB. If you bluff, and lose it, you'll lose a lot more than you stand to win. So just sit tight early on. But later on, once the loose donks have busted out, then it's time to get tricky (But still play well). Take notice of how your opponents play and if you sense weakness, bluff at the pot (But dont bluff too much because if you get called you dont want to have lost out on much, so a few times the min bet should be enough).

  10. #10
    Corporal
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    i like to play ultra tight during the beginning. once i get to the bubble, i would TRY to bluff conservatively so I could gain more chips. once I get into the bubble, i would play tight and bully short stakes. oh, and be sure to use your position to gain an advantage and bluff to get more chips if you are short staked. be sure to stay above avg stake size and you should be able to profit from sit and go games.

    mtt sit and go is different tho. i am not too good at mtt sit and go games, but im trying to find our more on mtt strategy.

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