Re: Decision time
he KNOWS he's going to be behind, but the question was, is he going to have enough chips to have a chance, or should he take a likely 40% shot at more than doubling up. It's a really close call. The thing is, if it's folded to you in sb next hand, you can push, and get called by almost anything, especially considering the stack size of the guy next to you. So let's say you get rags in the sb (or someone else raises), you are now left with 450 chips with 100/200 blinds, and you have 3 hands to get a hand that's pushable, and hope you either a) don't get called, or b) win the tossup. It's probably worth taking a gamble and hoping for a low pocket pair.
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