Since you lot are so helpful, I wouldn't mind another bit of hand advice on a hand I played last night.
I had played pretty damn awful all night but had managed to find myself in some chips after getting luck with an A9 vs AK, then picking up AA and KK in my BB once someone went all in.
£10 rebuy at Notts Gala as usual for me, top 20 paid and we've just hit 21 players and the first hand for hand round is being dealt.
Blinds are 3/6k and I've got 33k. We're 7 handed.
UTG passes and next players doubles the bet to 12k. I have no specific read on the player but from what I've seen would say he is fairly loose. It passes to me in the cut off point and I look at 77. He has about the same chips as me (1k more as it turns out).
I push all in, hoping that he'll pass as we're on the bubble.
As it is he called with
10c and flops a flush. No runner runner for me and i'm gone on the bubble.
Was this a bit reckless on my behalf? The reason I made the move was an attempt to keep my head clearly above the blinds as at 9k a round I was in trouble of getting myself short at the wrong time of the tourny. I believe I needed around 100k to have a decent chance at winning.
So basically, was this the right spot to move in or do I need better spots (i.e. unraised pots)?
Also, I am overrating people's tightness on the bubble. I have read almost everywhere that this is the best place to push people off hands, but this guy seemed happy to call with K10 despite me only showing down A9 (when I was short), AK, AA and KK thus far on the table.