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The way you play early in a Multi-Table Tourney is relative to the cards you get and the action you are given. I have tripled my stack within the first 5 hands in the past but I have also made it through the first break (after 1 hour has elapsed) without playing more then 2 hands too the river.
The majority of my online poker playing is in Multi-Table Tourneys 6-9 handed with a field of between 100-400. These non-turbo tournaments allow for a lot of "play" and final table rewards can really increase your bankroll. But they key to these tournaments is relativity. If your playing a re-buy or turbo you tend to play a lot more and play for bigger pots. When you are playing regular tournaments you tend to be more patient and play small pot poker because you're in no rush and have no second chance to rebuy which explains why there is usually a smaller amount of pre-flop all ins.
What I'm trying to say in summary is that it's not really about preference, you should play your cards as you normally would; based on position, the kind of player you're up against, pot odds etc... But also take into account what type of tournament you're playing.
Hope that helps.
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