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written by Admin
\\ tags: approach, Basic, Blackjack, Player, Should, Strategy, TOURNAMENT
July 28th, 2010 at 3:29 am
by walking up to the table and try to get as close to 21 without going over
July 28th, 2010 at 4:13 am
Separate your starting stack into a base number of units (say 20 or whatever you’re comfortable with) then use a positive progression and try to hit a run. For example, say you’re base bet is $20. So your first bet with be $20, and if it wins, you increase to $40, and if you win again, go up to $60, etc. I’d go about 5 bets, then reset the base bet to double what it originally was. In other words, after you win the 5th bet (for $100) start the progression over but with your first bet being $40 instead of $20. If at any time you lose a bet, start the entire progression over at $20.
Also, try to pay attention to how much money the big stacks have late into the tournament. You may come to a point where you need to double up a couple time in a row to get into the money.
I would also suggest you read up on late tournament bet sizing and strategy. Bet sizing becomes very important if you’re in the last few hands of a tournament and are fighting for spots with one or two other players. Also, there are some specific situations where you must make what seem to be very odd plays (like hitting on a hand you would normally stand on. Sometimes you must even hit a 20!).
Good luck and have fun.