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[QUOTE="Noodeloo, post: 7171140, member: 1031314"] I think your missing the important factor of stack sizes, in a 3 way pot where 1 player is all in is still contested by the other players and with their remaining chips , usually a larger stack will apply pressure at some point in the hand to deny equity to the shorter stack although as you mentioned sometimes it might be advantageous for both players to check it down to force an ellimination and payjump but its never guarenteed as all players are dealt 2 cards! In my experience you want to avoid these situations if possible and rejam your whole stack pre or have a clear plan against the other player in the hand especially in high equity spots like FTs and near bubbles. [/QUOTE]
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