Re: 3 uber boring MTT hands
Hand 1: Really need stack sizes. Buy-in would be good too. A read would probably be nice, but given that it's level 1, you probably don't have one. If the board doesn't have 2 of a suit, it's unlikely he has a Q in hand 1. A smaller PP is his most likely hand.
Hand 2: Reraise preflop, raise flop bet. You've got a big stack, make him make a decision.
Hand 3: 33 left, but how many pay? Again, a read would be very nice. If he knows what he's doing, it seems very likely he's got you crushed here, and given that you're pushing 13K into a ~25K pot, he's only going to fold on a pretty wretched flop. If he seems straightforward, I can find a fold here. If he's been pretty active, I like your line.
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