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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 7118011, member: 397965"] This is a good point. It would be quite a coincidence for 3 buddies to end up on the final table, if the field was just somewhat significant. And therefore collusion is more of a concern in single table SnGs than MTTs. Unless maybe it was a high roller game, where most of the regulars know each other and might have a deal to collude against unknown recreational players. Or maybe they are from the same stable or even bots programmed to collude. On the other end if this was a freeroll or microstakes game, then many players are just bad, and their bad play can sometimes look like collusion, when for instance they fail to identify spots, where they are supposed to jam any two from SB and choose to give a short stacked BB a walk. Repeatedly checking back the nuts is definitely a red flag though, and in many live tournaments it will result in a penalty. [/QUOTE]