Even if I include AQo it's still only just better than a flip vs QQ+, AQo+, and less than 50/50 if we remove AQo...
Don't misunderstand me, the final table was an aim, but mostly I wanted to win and having only been at risk of losing my entire stack twice in the whole tournament to this point (both in the last level on Day 1) I stuck with the game that had got me to where I was.
Should have known that the deck was stacked in my favour and called to hit the AxA that was coming, after all, I didn't lose a flip throughout the whole tournament.
#secretofmysuccess
Roughly how many flips did you have David?
Not a huge number Jason, 44>AK, AQ>88 as true overs vs pairs, but I also had QQ>AJ (AKJ flop), A8>KK, and K8>A10, plus QJ>77 heads up vs raggy.
Couldn't beat AA with AJ though.