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Value of Making It ITM in MTT's, 5.50
Ok, so i know that in MTT's you play for the final table and not for ITM, which differs greatly from SnG's. I know, though, that surely one should let the bubble affect their decisions at least a little bit. so here's a spot where it would be retarded to bubble out on in an SnG, but is obviously going to make more chips than it's going to lose over the long run. i just don't know if it makes me more money.
PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, 5.5 Tournament, 300/600 Blinds 50 Ante (9 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com
MP2 (t14645)
MP3 (t13704)
CO (t20288)
Button (t18762)
Hero (SB) (t4440)
BB (t17637)
UTG (t40404)
UTG+1 (t21781)
MP1 (t8710)
Hero's M: 3.29
Preflop: Hero is SB with , 
3 folds, MP2 calls t600, 3 folds, Hero bets t4390 (All-In)
villain who limped is a 39/19 whale. i've seen him PFR KQs from the CO and AQo from UTG, so i'm assuming that he's raising strong hands and limping all sorts of K7o, A2, 96s type garbage. i don't have any hands noted where he either limp/called or limp/folded so i don't know how far he's willing to go with this garbage, but he does play them retarded post flop. just a few hands previous to this he doubled two people up with K7o on an 887 flop that turned 3 diamonds on the board. because of this i both know that he doesn't know where the fold button is and there is the possibility that he's tilting.
the BB who is left to act is like 15/3 or something. he tries to play tight, but he doesn't know how to play poker. i would be surprised if he folded marginal crap like KQ, AJ or 77 to my shove.
so long story short, it's hard to gauge how often i'm being called, but it's certainly a high variance spot. is shove good here, or should i just nit my way into the money and likely have like 4-5 bb's left by the time we get there?
EDIT: there were like 930 left and top 810 paid out. 810th place gets paid about 3/2 the buy in. it's not turbo and we're prolly about 5 mins from blinds moving up.
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