hags021

Yup, this makes a lot of sense. Actually sounds pretty obvious. Thanks for getting back

AQ hand a 2 min in... I feel like the pot sized river bet is much closer to a call than you made it seem. Not that folding is bad by any means, but he should never really have a 7 in his hand and making this sized bet with a J is unlikely. He has a lot of missed straight draws which I don't think you mentioned, and that to me makes the most sense.

Thoughts?

At around 17-18 min, the hand where you open J10o and discuss how the big stack in the BB can exploit your open by shoving over. You said that you have to fold AKo based on ICM implications, which I understand. My question is, what is your calling/shoving range if he just decides to 3 bet? Obviously this is size dependent but even with hands like AQ, AJo, and most pairs, it's hard for you to be 4 bet shoving on him with your chip position at the table. And in that case, is a light 3 bet an optimal play for the BB, given that your ICM implications are almost identical if he rips all in?

I have to admit, I think your short stack play is tremendous. One of the most difficult parts of tournament poker, and something I have been working hard on. This video opened my eyes to a lot of different things in that regard. Thank you, look forward to more of these deep run MTT videos