Guide My guide to crushing final tables (online)

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Every final table or game is different, but this is basically how I play approach final tables when I grind online. I also think having a basic understanding of ICM will help you achieve more success at final tables, and tournaments in general.

Step 1:
Fold every hand to BawseGrind (joke)

Step 2:
Play tight. Pay jumps at final tables are more valuable. If short stack, widen your range a little. I'm shoving ace rag with 6bbs or less almost automatic any position at a final table. Players usually eliminate themselves, and it's +EV to survive.

If you have a big stack, try to avoid other big stacks unless you have a monster. Don't be intimated, and make smart decisions. If you decide to bluff try to pick your spots, and look for leaks to expose.

Step 3:
If you made it to the final 3 players, it's win now mode. I'm being aggressive with any pair three handed, and raising my ace rags. Step 2 rules still apply, but play with more aggression.

Step 4:
Dominate heads up. Battle.
 

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