K-10 fold still bothering me...

[franco]

$35, 11-player B&M SNG. Seven players left, blinds 100-200, I have 900 and am one of the smaller stacks. Big stack has 3,000. I'm UTG. I get K-10, unsooted. I fold. I think it's a definite fold here. What do you think? I'm only debating this because of course the flop comes a-q-j rainbow. Lots of action and a pair of aces win it. I would've flopped the nut straight with no flushes or houses showing.

I get blinded out (Actually push later with a-10 and lose to a-q). I played one hand in the 40 minutes I was playing. No pairs, no high connectors, nothing all game.

Opinions?

[gr8vertical]

I wouldn't stress over folding KTo from UTG with 6 people left to act. That's like my home game everytime people fold 37 or something and the flop comes 773 and they get all butthurt they folded a full house. /images/graemlins/wink.gif

[SuitedSixes]

Not sure of your position, but if you could have been first in, you should have pushed with under 4.5 BBs. You still had fold equity and a pretty OK hand.

Sorry, not what you wanted to hear.

[Phil Van Sexton]

With 7 left, you can't just fold into the money. With 100/200 blinds that you have to post next, you can't wait for a better hand. You need to get lucky to cash here, and it's hard to get lucky when you fold.

Just push and hope you don't see any flop.