Time and time again, Ive seen too many players misplay their cards in situations that call for it. And they pay for it; they lose their chip strength or in the worst case, get kicked out of the tournament. Chip management is the single most important skill one must learn in poker. Bluffing pales in comparison to this important skill, and now, Ill teach you how to manage it well.
Conservative at the Start
Early in the tournament, when the blinds are low and with a good number of weak poker players around, it is important that you stay tight rather than jeopardizing your tournament dream. The antes are low, so there is no rush to be the chip leader. Relax and take it slow, only playing the best-looking hands. Dont be a rock though, because no one will call your bets when you finally have a hand. In a nutshell, mix up your play but be conservative around 80% of the time.
Faster at the Middle
In the middle of the tournament, where a third or half of the competition is gone, and the tables are becoming smaller, with only five to seven people around, its time to speed up your play. From here, you should start putting up continuation bets and eat up small...
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