puzzlefish
Legend
Loyaler
It always depends.
What is the game worth to you? Are you going for the win or do you need to min-cash?
If you are going for the win, then there is a whole lot to consider depending on the situation, position, stack sizes, etc.
What is the game worth to you? Are you going for the win or do you need to min-cash?
If you are going for the win, then there is a whole lot to consider depending on the situation, position, stack sizes, etc.
black and
Legend
Platinum Level
Depends on the situation in general. That is, I mean that it is important to consider your stack size, your opponents' stack size, the format of the tournament, and your prospects. Everything is relative.
Pokerpoet2
Legend
Bronze Level
There have been games when close to the bubble I have even folded A/A it was a hard decision to make pre-flop but when a bigger stack shoves all-in and he gets a caller I can sit back and see if I made the right decision, most of the time I was right folding, and have made the bubble, even laddering up to eventually hit the Final Table.
Once in a hand I folded K/J of clubs close to the bubble, as someone had shoved, then on the very next hand called with pocket 9s against 3 other players, taking the pot down and the funny part was one of the callers had the K/J of clubs which I had folded one hand earlier. I made the FT and finished 2nd.
Go with your Gut! If it is telling you to Fold then just Fold!
thwenth1983
Visionary
Platinum Level
Good morning everyone, in my opinion it depends on each situation. If I'm playing an expensive MTT where I won a ticket and the ITM value is high I prefer not to risk it, now if it's an MTT within the limit I play and I try to make the correct move, if the theory says that to go from 3 All in, I do it calmly.
dzsire
Legend
Platinum Level
If you want to win money and you have few chips, you clearly have to wait. This is true even if you already have so few chips that you almost certainly won't get into ITM. With few chips in this case, even an AA or KK can be a fatal hand, there is no harm in suspecting that it is a trap. This is precisely why many players drop out before reaching a paying position.
