Miffed's advice was simple and straight to the point. I like that. The downside though is that you can find out too late. Just 30 mins ago, with blinds at 30/60, I raised to 200 with JJ. Got 2 callers. Flop was 4-7-10 and pot was 690. A guy pushes all in with QA, spikes the ace on the turn and I am left on life support with 230 chips and 9 players left.
dude, this shit happens. you got it in while ahead, but who blames the AQ for chasing here? its not a total donkey play, imo. it may not be something i would have done, but its not the worst shit i see. if you had AK, he prolly bumps you off that hand.

according to pstove, you are about 75/30 there. good call. you should hope all your situations look like this.

variance is a bitch. NEXT TOURNEY!

oh, and as far as "abc poker," just talk to dan harrington about how far it can take you. i'd say he stays in line most times, and he seems like he's pretty good. but, maybe thats just me.