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[QUOTE="finaltable1, post: 7149121, member: 187503"]
There is no information about average stack sizes in thie tourney and at the table.

Described situation is terrible.

First of all - 3 preflop mistakes! 1) don't limp,  2) DON'T LIMP 3) DON'T LIMP IN ANY SITUATION unless it's hyper aggressive table and you're holding AA in UTG  so you can re-raise.  You should atleast min-raise so that the player with 94os who wants to fold pre-flop won't have a chance to see 942 flop...
 
Against such player on BB with you sitting on SB with 20bb stack  you either raise ~5%VPIP or just push all-in with marginal hands like  AT/JK etc.
Bet/Fold preflop isn't a option against such player.
limp-call isn't a option with such hand against such player
limp-fold is simply stupid.

Ok, let's say we're mixing our play and limp-call was our choice.... lol but it can't fit my mind... you know that villain is TAG, and you choose to be loose-passive during the bubble with 20bb stack??? seriously?

Post-flop - described above looks like "please take my chips"

Why would you check flop??  Why would you bet turn if you have checked flop?

Fold to his shove. His range on BB is very wide,  and as mantioned - he's tight, so 33 beats you. This fold will extend your tournament life.

Conclusion. You've been showing weakness both pre-flop and post-flop, with kinda weak post-flop  hand - avoid such situations, cause losing 30% of your stack during the bubble isn't a good idea.
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