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NorskNewman
Rock Star
Silver Level
Yesterday I played in a 1 dollar no rebuy 2k garonteed tournament with 2455 people field.
5 hours later and down to 50 people I sat back and felt like I blew my shot to final table.(been ITM since rank 360.)
My stack stayed on par with average size or just above it 10k or so the majority of the tournament but I found myself facing pushes every hand once it got down to 80 people. Because of blinds and all, I get that.
But with the all ins, and people calling, comes pay-jumps, If I just throw this hand away and let this play out I can jump a spot.
So my question is, When is it time to let it ride?Is there a thumb rule ( if your down to 15 or 10) big blinds its time to get it in.
Is there a time to widen the range or when all this shoving happens its time to stay tight and it is what it is?
Guess I just would like to discuss late play larger tournament thoughts. :tee:
For all the sassy repliers, I get it, your cool and I don't provide a ton of info so how will you possibly surmise a response, then don't respond.:musicus:
5 hours later and down to 50 people I sat back and felt like I blew my shot to final table.(been ITM since rank 360.)
My stack stayed on par with average size or just above it 10k or so the majority of the tournament but I found myself facing pushes every hand once it got down to 80 people. Because of blinds and all, I get that.
But with the all ins, and people calling, comes pay-jumps, If I just throw this hand away and let this play out I can jump a spot.
So my question is, When is it time to let it ride?Is there a thumb rule ( if your down to 15 or 10) big blinds its time to get it in.
Is there a time to widen the range or when all this shoving happens its time to stay tight and it is what it is?
Guess I just would like to discuss late play larger tournament thoughts. :tee:
For all the sassy repliers, I get it, your cool and I don't provide a ton of info so how will you possibly surmise a response, then don't respond.:musicus: