[WSOPWinner2005]

Tiger, in that respect I would tend to agree with you in 99% of the cases. I had played with this guy who had a dominating stack for 3 out of the four hours of the trny though - and laid to him many times where others called and I saw what he held; very weak every time. In fact he was chip leader after he took me out - He ended up dropping out of the trny a mere 10 spots later.

That's where my dilemna lies - I told myself at first "I got my money in the middle as a favorite" but then I realized i should of also been strategic about my situation in the tourney and taking a risk with a 2% edge isn't being strategic.