Experimenting in live play

[temp0r]

Playing 57d on the button on 50-100 with a 7k stack is hardly pressing home.

I imagine you make a lot of final tables as a short stack then complain when your AK gets outdrawn?

MMT around 50 runners?
9 final tables out my last 10 to be exact. 2 1st places amoungst them. so not questioning myself an awful lot no.
AK is my most common hand to exit a tournament on though yes. then again it's probably everyones..

i did moan (aka go insane) about a month ago coming to final table as the short stack. making it to chip leader with 5 left. and getting KK and QQ outdrawn 2 hands in a row. ah what a sport.

And you won them by passing 57d on the button with 70 BB?

Canuck no worries, Totalise is taking the piddle.

YES EVERYTIME. jeez how about making it a little more situational? sometimes i don't even look at my cards when i call a raise or raise from the button.

what i've been sayin is
IN THIS CASE. THIS ONE HAND.
on the table he's talking about, up against the type of players he was talking about, i probably would have folded as there is easier ways to get their chips. i also see no point in raising to 'pot build' at this stage.

[Royal Flush]

You wouldn't limp into a pot with bad players?

You should always look at your cards.

[temp0r]

he raised..

[Royal Flush]

what i'm trying to say is in small multitable tournaments there's no need for mixing it up in this way to make the money. you also may want to consider what image you have at the table before mixing it up. you have to at first create a 'big cards' image if you want big pots executing these moves.

Some people play to win

It's true you need to be aware of your image to be raising with these hands but anyone can limp it on the button.

some people should learn you don't win a tournament on an outer table.