[citanul]

ok, here goes: "sigh"

the best thing stt players are good at that they can make use of is understanding short stacked play, both their own stack, and playing against others who are playing short stacks, both well and poorly.

as for dealing with slightly deeper play, your random stt player is not going to hold an edge over anyone who has decent mtt experience, or is a reasonable cash player. both of these sorts of players will most likely know how to exploit being a large stack quite well, as well.

however, the pushing "requirements" in mtts are a lot different than the requirements in stts. so don't go in thinking they are the same thing.

meh.

additionally, i'd like to point out that while jason would be the obvious pick, going purely off of prior final table results isn't quite fair, since jason usually has a dominating chip lead. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

c