I still disagree with this. It's just this type of thinking that makes stealing on the bubble so easy. Satellite bubbles have a way of dragging on forever with the short stacks often taking down pots uncontested or doubling up with a decent hand vs a big stack trying to play traffic cop. You'd be very sorry indeed to get blinded out or forced to shove a mediocre hand because you passed on a opportunity to get it in good.By SS, I'm sure he means short on chips but not the shortest stack in the tourney. In that case he would be correct.
Hey all.
I was in a tournament last night and I was very short stacked but there were only a few more people to be eliminated before the prize money. I was dealt KK but decided to fold because I knew in a table full of donkeys with big stacks I would have been called right away by at least 2 people. It was better for me to fold because I was almost broke and needed to make the money. I think most people would say that you have to play KK, but what about QQ? Do you fold and make the money or risk getting called by multiple people and getting knocked out of the tournament?
You are short stacked in a table is full of donkeys and you are are almost in the money:
What hands do you play and which hands would you fold?
There is a difference on how you play these hands in a MTT Tournament and a Satellite Mtt tournament.
Without getting in to all the differences the OP should fist pump and Push. Never limp into the money UNLESS it is a Satellite tourney
It does virtually hurt. My bad for making a stupid thread. I guess at that point I was just happy to make the money and didn't wanna risk it but it is obviously not the point of poker to just cash. I was just trying to justify poor play which was a result of bad BR management and me playing with "scared" money".folding KK! OMG, I just virtually slapped you across the face, I hope it virtually hurt you.