Would you have made this deal????- final 2 in tourney

[snowbank]

Final table of heads up tourney- $1228 left in prize pool. He asks to chop, which would have been $614 a piece. I say I am the favorite so I want more. He offers $650 I ask for $675 he says no. Would you have taken $650?

A few minutes later when support got there so we could talk it over I had build a chip lead: I had like 125,000 he had about 70,000. He offered $675 and I said I needed more. Would you have taken this one? Pretend you are a favorite with this chip lead, how do you calculate if the chop is worth it?

[Yobz]

If you do it percentage wise, you should get $787 or something like that. I think I would take $700 since I suck HU...if your good HU then don't take any deal.

[Nick B.]

how much is first?

[BradL]

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if your good HU then don't take any deal.

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[snowbank]

Forgot to include what first was- $760, 2nd gets $460

Also, this is a heads up tourney, so every game is heads up.

[umdpoker]

this depends on how long you think it will take to finish, your odds of winning, and the diference between the payoffs. is the chance at the extra money worth the amount of time it will take to win it? how about after you factor in your odds of winning( and losing)? i suspect that taking the deal might be worthwhile, because when i played sng's, i remember the heads-up portion taking nearly as long as the rest of the tournament.

[Tosh]

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if your good HU then don't take any deal.

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I hope you're quoting that because its wrong and not because you agree...