Travis R

Instead of getting a job in August, I decided to play $20 sit n gos to make the $800 a month I needed to get through my final year of college. So far, I have done this, averaging about $1,000 a month. So, I definitely think that there is money to be made in the sit n gos.

I figured the first all in to be on a big ace of some kind. The drunk guy was raising a lot, but was folding when reraised. So, I put him on atleast AK, with AA or KK being very good possibilities. So, thinking I was the best player remaining, I folded. Unfortunately, the first all in had A 10, and the drunk guy had AK, two pair came on board and they chopped the pot. I went on to get second when the drunk guy knoced me out whe we were all in preflop with my KK against his AJ.

I forgot to mention that the chip leader was drunk and acted out of turn, but made it pretty clear that he intended to call.

OK, button has about 40,000, small blind has about 38,000, and I have about 35,000 in the big blind. The blinds are 2,000-4,000 with a 400 chip ante. There are about 140,000 chips in play with the short stack having about 7,000 and the other guy having about 20,000. I hope this is enough information.

I have a final table strategy question of a $60 buy in tournament at the Horseshoe. We were 5-handed with 5th place paying $470, 4th place paying $530, 3rd place paying $680, 2nd place paying $1250, and 1st place paying $1800. I was in third chip position in the big blind when everybody folded to the chip leader (very aggressive) who raised 1/3 of his stack on the button. The small blind (2nd chip leader) moved all in, immedeiately followed by the chip leader calling out of position. I looked down to see QQ. I was wondering what you would all do in this situation. I will let you know wh