I guess it's time for me to share my own. When it gets to heads-up, I'll adjust my game according to my opponent's style: if tight, push him; if loose, wait to hit him hard one time. If he can be both, just as you should be yourself, then be more thoughtful of what you're gonna do. Only raise with medium-to-great hands or speculative drawing hands. With total rags, don't try to do too much, you'll see why in the following.
Based on what I've seen so far, you need only one big blow to cripple your opponent. And that is my main goal, the only thing I try to focus on the very second I get heads-up. Until the right moment comes, I try to be patient. Aggresive, yes, but to be more precise, controlled aggression. I don't want a mistake this late in the game.
That one big blow might not be the knock-out punch that wins you the match, but big enough to get him/her in desperate mode. If the chip count comparison is anywhere between 1:1 to 1:3, that one big pot where you have the best hand played quite perfectly, should put you in a good position to finish first, if you were leading. If you were trailing, well then, the table has just turned into your advantage.
Hope it makes sense!
I'm alright so far with this strategy in mind, win 6 of 10, but I'd like to get to 8 of 10. Which makes me wonder, who are the 4 members who voted for 80-99% winning average???
I'll leave the discussion on when you're way overmatched or overpowering in chips to other members first. NOTE: This topic will have to take into consideration how huge or small the blinds are in comparison to chip counts.
ScorpioSnake
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