I made it to the final table with $130k the other day. Second was $50k, a couple $30s, then everyone else was $10-$15. That was fun. Big difference between 9th and 5th, so I was able to do some first class bullying. You could just see a chill come over the table when I entered a pot. Let them make their little continuation bet, then boom all-in. Think... think... think... fold. Ahhh. Good times.

But stupidly I got into it with the $50k guy when he had flopped a set, and I didn't have crap but managed to get myself pot-comitted. The only person I really needed to fear. Finished 5th. Like I said, I'm still learning. I think the last few tables on these is a real good training ground for making crucial late-tourney decisions against (mostly) solid players for decent (at least for me) stakes. I've won one, made 6 or 7 other final tables, and had a few big stack meltdowns in others. Leaves me replaying a few hands over in my mind for days.