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You made the correct play in my opinion so there's no point in regretting your decision.

Playing super tight is generally not the best way to get far in tournaments... see the anthology. If you aren't comfortable post flop then it is the best option though.

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it's a sat, not just a tourney.

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So what? The beginning plays the same as a regular MTT and he said about the beginning: "What got me this far in the tourney was playing very tight solid poker. There's no reason to make plays you would in a regular mtt and raise in late posiiton with say a KJ or JQ to try to take the blinds since they go up so slow. "

I would disagree in that it's often correct to be stealing the blinds a lot in qualifiers

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my problem with it is we're late in the tourney and he's in very good shape to get a seat w/o this hand, 23/44 with 35 seats? just fold pf already.

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It's very close to folding into the money but I'm not comfortable at this point so I'm still raising here... maybe open pushing.

I was replying to his comments about how he played earlier in the tourney to get to this point. At this point is obviously makes sense for the medium size stacks to be playing real tight.