You can easily determine the size of this one. All carpet less than 15 times the big blind is a small carpet, a carpet 15 to 30 times the big blind is a medium stack, any carpet superior 30 times the big blind is a big stack.

For example, imagine that the blinds are 100 and $ 200 limits to $ 200 $ -400. If you have less than $ 3,000 ($ 15x200), your stack is small. If you are between $ 3,000 and $ 6,000 ($ 15x200, 30x200 $), your carpet is medium in size. If you have more than $ 6,000 (over $ 30x200), your carpet is important.

At the start of the tournament, playing a big stack and a conveyor means in the traditional way. When you are in early position or middle position, raise only with excellent hands. In late position, you can play looser but do not try to steal the pot with hands catastrophic.

If you have a short stack, you can be more aggressive and take your chances when you are the first in the pot. Then restart your hands are not as good, regardless of your position.

You can bet and hope to inflate your carpet .. Once your carpet has reached the intermediate stage (average stack), you can begin to raise with better hands and not to play much.

With an average stack and on-the tournament, you must start playing more aggressively than you would have done at the beginning of the tournament.

However, in early position or middle position, you should raise with good hands. In late position, you can be less demanding.

To keep the size of your stack, you must steal the blinds on average around two. Play tighter in the middle of the tournament will allow you to fly more than blinds.

During the tournament and with a short stack, you must restart each time you have the opportunity to increase the size of your carpet. You have the choice between re aggressively and steal more chips or play like a wimp and be ejected from the tournament without you be realized.

At the end of the tournament, you must use your big stack like a hatchet. In early position or middle position, raise every time you have the opportunity with a hand of moderate quality, and in late position, with hands of lesser quality.