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[QUOTE="titans4ever, post: 577495, member: 2843"] I understand that you need to pick and chose when you want to make that power move but what you are saying is to general. I have layed down good hands because I did not think it was the right time to make a move so I know what you are saying. You only know you have a hand locked up so few times you cannot wait for them in a tournament setting wit hever increasing blinds. In tournaments you have to push smaller advantages than you do in a cash game. You really need to give us some concrete hands to go along with your thinking. I can fold AA preflop to a reraise becuase 20% of the time he can suck out on me. Fold I get to keep playing. You folding to a known drawing hand is still selling your profits short long term. You still stick around and keep playing but without as many chips. You can still finish in the money but instead of 2nd you may have taken 1st. Next time you finish on the bubble instead of sneaking into that first money spot. This may happen only 2 or 3 times a month but in time it will add up. You may make 1k a month but could be making 1.1k or 1.2k a month. [/QUOTE]
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