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Originally Posted by jojobinks with your stack, it's kinda your responsibility to not go broke with one pair and a dangerous board. AKTT is a dangerous board. |
Bingo. I see a lot of people complain about "playing it right" against a big stack in a tournament, and then get so angry when they send themselves packing by making an ill advised call against a known loose big stack.
Yes, to a certain degree it's good to go against big stacks because you're looking to double up an certain points. But it's also a double edged sword as that huge stack can also wipe you out in one hand. Jojo got it right, and I don't think it's said enough (or at least it's not followed enough):
It's your responsibility to not go broke with one pair and a dangerous board.
But I'm not picking on the OP here, just making a comment on a general tournament play that I notice. The OP played it right until the turn.
