BLINDS HIGH - What should I do ???

[Mr_Vipper]

Please, i would like his advice.

I consider myself a good player of poker despite of new in this art. But I already identify a big defect in my game.

Always I do big pots to 2/3 of the tournament but when the blinds stayed highly I still did not obtain concentrate myself and tidy an estrategia for continue increasing my pot.

Always I leave of the tournaments after have big deeds pots.
Which is the better estrategia for the situation??

tks to everybody.

[NobleTruths]

I think I understand your question as "I have big stacks through 2/3 of the tourney, but when the blinds are big, I have a hard time finding a strategy to maintain and grow my big stack, and not get knocked out." If you truly have a healthy stack in the middle part of a tourney (20-30 x BB), this is the time to concentrate on stealing the blinds/antes to maintain/grow your stack while waiting for those hands that allow your stack to explode bigger. In middle or late position with decent hands, try betting the pot. Most players fold regularly, desperating trying to make the money. Others might call, giving you an opportunity to see how favorable the flop is. If someone comes over the top, you can fold (unless you truly have a powerful hand) and try to steal some other hand.

[odin08]

I find that when you start playing a game but a high level always fall into the same place I also have this problem because if your hands are not strong and not lose game in mowing I think the best game is to get used to playing good hands after the 2 / 3 of the tournament as the only entry that has potential and certainly not up to you to pay some newbies with bad cards, of course you'll find many articles on the forum, I hope you will help

[grafo]

Try to read some about ICM (Independent Chip Modeling), is a good strategy for high Blinds.

[Mr_Vipper]

Guys,

I appreciate very much your help, it's a help userful for me.
Only for your information, I try read something on the net to improve my game but I did not have sucess.

Well, NobleTruths, odin08 and grafo thank you for your advice.

I have to practice more.

hugs....for all