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[QUOTE="AtiFCOD, post: 2368974, member: 56546"]
I think deal is very important. Playing poker is fun, but it becomes serious if there is a lot of money to discuss. Poker is about skill and luck, but at the end, all players are usually good. They wont make big mistakes, so the luck factor becomes bigger and bigger. Usually coinflips decide who to win.
So I think if we are at discussable position (plus we are not short stack, we are tired, we see that other players as good as us or better, we are not deep stack etc...), there can be a deal. 
But of course I can understand the thinking of players who wants to win the tourney.

I made only a few deals (sometimes it's impossible cos other players dont speak english...). The biggest one is a 60K GTD tourney at PS. There were 3 players left. I was at second position. Considering it was at 3 am after 7 hours of continius playing in tournaments, one player was good the other one seemed to be a hobby player but had no fear of risking his chips, I hadnt been in such big money before, the stack sizes were similar...we made a deal.
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