I have spent some time with Rentons SS-NLHE ring strategy which has helped me alot. But a forumite pointed out today that I need to ensure that I am using the right strategy for each style of game I play in. I'm re reading Rentons articles today as they are really giving me alot of information. But...

80% of my play at the moment is in MTT freerolls. Today I read this from another internet site: -

One bedrock principle of winning ring game play is that you need to be properly bankrolled. If you have the bankroll, correct play will win out in the long run (barring super-extreme bad luck). But nobody is ever adequately bankrolled in a tournament. When you play 15-30, you never have $10,000 in chips. More likely you have $800. That surely is not an adequate bankroll to absorb normal fluctuations. You should not play like you do have an adequate bankroll. You have to adjust. Adapt, or die.

I read into this that I need to check / raise / reraise with a wider range in order to build my initial bank. Is that correct do you think? And then only once I have got a decent amount of chips tighten up a bit.

I am always finding myself with less chips significantly than the chip leaders in the free rolls at the closing last tenths of the tournament and I'm wondering if this is why, I'm not being aggressive and loose enough at the start?

Thanks!