beaston

I tend to sit back early on unless I get good cards. There always seem to be a lot of people throwing their whole stack in pre-flop, and if you're trying to limp, most of the time you're just throwing your chips away.

Once a few levels go by and the blinds are up there, I'll definitely loosen up.

Any other suggestions?

dcputernut

Yeah the books tell ya to play smart in the beginning, since you have x$$ more than blinds...blah blah blah....lol

but I can't give advice here..I been Sucking at MTT. I won the one knock out challenge...and it's been the only one since to...errrrr

Biscuit

Early can be tough in turbos, unless the deck is smacking you in the face, of course. If the table is rowdy, which is often the case as you noted, I don't try to limp early with low pp or suited connectors. I might try to limp in later position depending on the people left to act and how aggressive they have been. With 99 or higher, though, I am open raising and or re-raising in a turbo, which I probably would not do in an MTT with standard blind structure.

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