What is your shortest amount of hands to ITM? Any level...

[pshreck]

I played in a 20+2 last night. I was ITM without playing a hand at 12 hands. Most rediculous thing I have ever been apart of... mostly because of the bubble play. When there is 5 left and 4 players are basically tied, I can't believe the junk people were committing there stacks with. Most memorable was K8 suited vs. 44.

Has anyone made ITM in level 1? I never play below 22's, and I imagine it can happen in the 6's.

[Daliman]

In 200's, I've had 5 people gone in 6 hands, and ITM by hand 22.

[pshreck]

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In 200's, I've had 5 people gone in 6 hands, and ITM by hand 22.

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Wow.... thats impressive. Considering every once in a while Im playing in a 22 where there very well may be 7 or 8 players literally just screwing around (meaning willing to call an all in with AX on the first hand), I can conceive my situation. At the 215 level.... 22 hands is crazy.

[stripsqueez]

i had a $215 with 5 gone after the first round - chip leader got them all and had T6200 - pretty sure ITM at the start of round 2 - came second on the first hand of 50/100

it was voodoo - the guy couldnt lose

stripsqueez - chickenhawk

[spentrent]

...and if we're talking about separate games, that's even more insane. I was playing four tables, and all of a sudden "BOOP," my turn and there's only three other people in there.

[TheDrone]

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[AleoMagus]

I once got 4th in a Party 10+1 after 109 hands... Oh wait, you said fastest.

I once won in 38 hands and probably was ITM after 30 or so. Strange that in as many SNGs as I have played, this is the quickest I've seen.

Regards
Brad S

[ilya]

Wow, 12 hands...10 hands...In about 1500 SnGs, I've never seen anything like that. I did once play in a $20 where four people managed to lose their stacks on the very first hand.

[McBandit]

I won a $50+5 at Party in 32 hands...can't remeber when I got in the money, must have been late 20s.

[skirtus]

Just last week we were in the money in a $10+1 on 22nd hand. What was amazing was there were no multiway all-ins. 1 Player knocked out the other 7 one at a time.