crumy

Yeah.. My belief is if we were near the money then yeah.. get a guy out to benefit both. After he went all-in he was no longer a part of the play. I wanted Mr X's chips. I agree that bluffing to start a side is bad business.

I have heard a lot of discussion about this topic and was recently presented with the choice. Which in turn resulted in a tremendous amount of discussion at the table.Situation:In a NL Game with about 400 entries we were down to 120 players. I had pocket KK (position 7). It there is one raise when it gets to me. At this time there were 4 people in and I re-raise to make the bet 3200. The BB goes all in because calling puts everything except 1000 in and the blinds are 400-800. So by the time we see a flop there are 3 people in. Me, Mr X , and the All-in.Flop comes.... misses me comp