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Message: [QUOTE="eetenor, post: 6673462, member: 385063"] In satty play I have used the collision factor for many years-Folding more raw equity open hands letting others knock each other out so I win the seat---Recently I was studying videos on Raise your Edge and the coach was using collision factor for ICM spots as well- I think you have that very situation here by the way you describe the other two V. We want them to battle each other to let us lock up 2nd place- With that said we are not going to avoid good spots with this stack size which this spot is- so yes we can shove here. However your study point here is the emotional reaction to this players aggression. When we are in this spot we appreciate this V's agg that can make us money by knocking the other guy out- That is where the collision factor works- two weak agg players making us money by letting us lock in second place-yes we want to win but we are always happy for an easy cash. If we change our mindset to focus on the money then we will not make an emotional play based on I want to get this mofo- We always want to get the money first the mofo second🤑 So after winning this hand I would not play any marginal spots and just let them collide. For those who do not know the best ROI strategy for the large stack they also want to use the collision factor vs the two 10bb stacks they want to over fold and force the other stacks to battle each other -Our strategy as the big stack is to be the aggressor not call vs a strong range and to use the clock against the shorties to get to the next blind level- So we are stalling every hand and forcing them to play for stacks to lock up the money. :unsure::geek: [/QUOTE]

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