westside8

How about going against what the "public" is learning to do, and exploit the way they play to your advantage. Adapting your game to the way it is trending might make profit, but it's all about adapting your game one step ahead of the curve which will potentially yield a bigger return..

jontm

Love this reply by Henjon, takes it a step up and better explained that what I could or even fully understand, TY!

SuitedPair

Do you apply this strategy to Turbo's as well? The rather quick run up to the blind levels where you open up leaves you with very few hands to grab some premiums and get anything more than a starting stack.

Are you using this on regular's, Turbos, Both?

I would guess that in a turbo you need to open up a bit more early on.

jontm

I use it on the MTT turbos but usually regular 9-10 player SNG's.

It is more about ramping up from a tag to bubble pressure approach than anything, or fine tuning my gears and playable range based on what point of the tourney we are at.

Turbo's I like becuase I don't need to wait so long for the table to sort itself out.

Sharkscope can be combined to really help peg players, but I don't use it except to check my own numbers. Depends on why you play I supose.