Curtains: ITM
 

Your move?

PartyPoker, Big Blind is t300 (3 handed) Converter on pregopoker.com

Button (t3310)
SB (t760)
Hero (t5930)

Preflop: Hero is in BB with K[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] T[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]
<font color="red">Button raises t600</font>, <font color="red">SB raises t610 (All-in)</font>,

Re: Curtains: ITM
 

I haven't played SNGs in a while, but I would push this without even blinking twice.

Re: Curtains: ITM
 

I push here the majority of the time.

Re: Curtains: ITM
 

Call, see a flop, and go from there. I assume you are the best player at the table, so if you dont hit the flop, move on to the next hand, hopefully heads up.

Re: Curtains: ITM
 

I like jamming here. The button folds nearly everything and then we get to fight shorty with a very nice overlay.

Re: Curtains: ITM
 

I call to eliminate and get it to 2... I like my odds better with 2 people than 1 and then i can take it down heads up

Re: Curtains: ITM
 

I know this is weak-tight but I call and look to check it down unless I catch a monster. Up until a month or two ago this was a push for me, however I've had similar plays back fire and now I look to avoid running in to what could be a trap min-raise. Again, weak tight but I like the line of calling and re-evaluate after the flop.

Re: Curtains: ITM
 

Is it true that if we just call, button cannot re-raise here? (since SB's raise must be more than 1/2 over button's) Is this rule pretty much the same on every site?

Re: Curtains: ITM
 

This rule is the same on Party, as I'm sure it is on most sites.

Re: Curtains: ITM
 

Call, hope for a cheap showdown unless you hit big. KT isn't a monster and your still acting behind a raiser and a caller (even if the caller is already all-in).