DYM Bubble question

VespaPX

Scenario:

4 players left with 2 short stacks with exactly the same chips.

They both go all in and one of the large stacks decides to call and knocks them both out.

Who comes 3rd and cashes?

profman15

I think its the one with the biggest stack beforehand....

VespaPX

Would it create another dynamic if the remaining 2 tripled their money?

Lambert180

Yeah the guy who bubbles is the guy who went all-in with the lowest chips. That's why if someone has 1.5k shoves, a 4k stack calls, it's best to completely stay out of it if you have less than 1.5k, even if you a REAL premium hand, because you will basically HAVE to beat both of them to survive.

Sky_Poker

In Response to DYM Bubble question:

Scenario: 4 players left with 2 short stacks with exactly the same chips. They both go all in and one of the large stacks decides to call and knocks them both out. Who comes 3rd and cashes?
Posted by VespaPX

The priority works like this:

1) Highest chip stack pre
2) Highest hand ranking (of the two)

If 1 & 2 are equal (which we are never aware of happening before) a random 'winner' is picked. As you'll understand, this is very unlikely.

Thanks
Sky Poker

VespaPX

In Response to Re: DYM Bubble question:

In Response to DYM Bubble question : The priority works like this: 1) Highest chip stack pre 2) Highest hand ranking (of the two) If 1 & 2 are equal (which we are never aware of happening before) a random 'winner' is picked. As you'll understand, this is very unlikely. Thanks Sky Poker
Posted by Sky_Poker

Thanks very much for your reply.
I know its very unlikely but was just thinking about it last night.
(the big stack would be stupid to call !) lol
Cheers