I am playing in a tournament next week with the following structure. Any thoughts on a general strategy I should pursue. The blind levels go up every 40 minutes which is nice but it's still pretty aggressive considering you only start with 1500 chips. There will probably be over 100 players. Thanks in advance for your input.

sorry about the formating:

No-Limit Hold’em
$300 Buy-In + $30 Entry Fee

Level Ante Small Blind Big Blind
1 $25 $25
2 $25 $50
Break
3 $50 $100
4 $75 $150
Break
5 $100 $200
6 $25 $100 $200
Break
7 $25 $150 $300
8 $50 $200 $400
Break
9 $75 $300 $600
Break Race off $25 Chips
10 $100 $400 $800
11 $100 $500 $1000
Break
12 $200 $500 $1500
13 $300 $1000 $2000
Break Race off $100 Chips
14 $500 $1500 $3000
15 $500 $2000 $4000
Break
16 $500 $3000 $6000
Break Race off $500 Chips
17 $1000 $4000 $8000
18 $1000 $5000 $10000
Break
19 $2000 $5000 $15000

General Rules

1. Each level will last 45 minutes. Breaks will last 10 minutes.
2. Each level at the final table will last 60 minutes.
3. Players will start with $1,500 in chips.
4. Play will continue on the first day until the final table is determined.
5. The final table will resume the following day at 4:00 p.m.
6. All breaks are subject to change. Dinner breaks will be added at the discretion of the director.

why do so many of them have no BB

horrible structure

only the first level doesnt have a double big blind
the rest is standard

i think its not the most wonderful structure in the world, but its better than 85% of home game tournament structures out there.

i mis-read

but why does the last round have 5/15k blinds???

tell me thats a typo

EDIT: and theres a 500/1500 blind level

wat up with dat?

Like I said the formating is all @#$%ed up.

Level Ante Small Blind Big Blind

1          0         $25     $25

2          0         $25     $50

Break

3         0          $50     $100

4         0         $75     $150

Break

5          0         $100    $200

6         $25   $100   $200

Break

7         $25   $150   $300

8         $50   $200   $400 

... you get the idea. Seriously thought any thoughts on how best to play a tournament with this structure?