Stealing the Blinds

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How often do you attempt blind steals, and what positions work best for you?
 
Blind stealing is needed in tournament poker. Just that you need to steal more from late positions. Also, steal when the blinds is tight. The key is not to steal too often or people would adjust before you know it.
 
Blind stealing is needed in tournament poker. Just that you need to steal more from late positions. Also, steal when the blinds is tight. The key is not to steal too often or people would adjust before you know it.
I usually try to put pressure on the player directly to my left, especially when I’m in the SB. Picking your spots is key, as is understanding the range of hands they typically play. Keep in mind that above-average players will adapt and adjust their game, so prioritize making good decisions and reading the situation before making aggressive moves.
 

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