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[QUOTE="zinzir, post: 5354533, member: 406896"]
In my opinion (and I am not even a Jason Mercier look alike) it depends on one's skill level in comparison with the average opponent. The more skilled the player in comparison to the average opponent, the less he should get involved in all in situations in early stages of the tournament. Going all in pre flop does not require much skill so it works in the less skilled player's advantage. For example, once I get approved (hopefully) in the freeroll club, I will play aggressively pre flop and not fold AK simply because virtually everyone there is more experienced than myself, so I have negative expectation in my post flop play, at least for a while, hopefully not forever. I have no idea why Jason Mercier would make such a bold statement since going all in with AK early in a tournament is not a great move for a professional with great post flop play. Let's say Jason Mercier is in the early stages of a tournament with AK and there are 3 all ins in front of him, if he goes all in as well, he essentially reduces himself to my level, and I'm not even proud to be at my level :)
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