Big stack early in a MTT
 

I'd really like as many opinions as possible here.

What do you guys do on those occasions where you get a big stack in the first 30 mins of a tourney.

Do you play real tight and just look for spots to bust people since there are usually still a bunch of donks still around?

Do you get really aggressive even though the blinds are pretty small?

Do you limp a lot pre-flop and hope to catch a big hand and bust more people?

Since joining CardRunners I find myself with a big stack early more often than ever which is a good thing obviously, I just can't find a style that fits from there.

Maybe just a coincidence, but I have also had the worst second hours ever as well, damn.

Thoughts?

Hmmmm.

If i get big stacked in the first 2 blinds levels, ill generally loosen up a bit. Ill see say 5% more flops according to my stats. Ill limp with more suited 1 gappers, low suited aces e.t.c and occasionally random connectors, my fav. is the 7 8 off suit.

Ill play big hands strong, make it look like im bullying, i might bluff more on occasion, if i feel the villain is weak, wheres shortstacked id bluff if i was 95% certain he was weak.

Ill take more risks with big hands with a big stack, dunno why but ill limp with AA from E/MP more as i have no collateral back incase i have to fold, that seems to work for me because im getting alot of action PF normally, and im able to continue it through the board if i dont feel im behind.

I wont get mad agressive and try and turn it into a donkament by calling all ins with JTos, but i will bully the SS's more with medium hands, KQs, AJos e.t.c

I just try to adjust to the table dynamics. If people are playing weak/tight, I'll steal a bunch. If there are several people that just will not fold, I'll not steal as much and value bet always.

It depends on the table, of course, but GENERALLY speaking, if you want me to choose from tightening up and loosening up, I loosen up. I like t osee more cheap flops and I like to be more aggressive postflop (when I have a hand). Again - generally speaking.