I don't think this is horrible. But, what happens when someone in LP limps, SB completes, BB checks, and flop comes down with at least one over and no 8? Come to think of it, what happens if it folds to BB who checks and flop comes with an over? This hand is just too hard to play postflop. If you're playing for set value, the 5/10 rule for cash games says that this is your own decision, leaning towards a fold--since this is a tourny, this is a clear fold if only set value is considered. Thus, there's really no excuse for allowing yourself to see a flop with 88 here. This is push/fold, and 7-handed, I push this.