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If anyone is ignoring math, it's you. I know little to nothing about SnGs (EXCEPT WINNING $500 ONES WITH BILL IVEY AND LEE SCHUSTER AT TURNING STONE) so whether or not this is a call or fold is out of the scope of my expertise, and this post. But the math pretty clearly states that it's +EV in terms of tournament chips to call this.
Statistics: Posted by Xaston — Sat Oct 14, 2006 1:54 pm
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I made this situation applicable to SNG-PT by acting like villain shoved in the first place. Either way all your chips will be in the middle if you call, and you'll have a healthy stack if you lose, just like the actual hand. I just removed the $330 from phil's stack before he had the decision to call the push or fold. Notice in the picture that you should NEVER call here (given the situation) with overcards. Not even AK! There's no good reason to take the worse end of a coinflip here when you still have 1570 chips at 30/60 blinds after folding. That's what I say, that's what SNG-PT says.
Remember, this is not a cash game, this is not an MTT. This is a SNG!
Statistics: Posted by EscapePlan9 — Sat Oct 14, 2006 1:01 am
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