Being too frigid in folding? Part 2

Hi Ch0pperReid,
I moved this to the SnG hand discussion board where it fits better.

I think that playing very weak Aces or Kings passively OOP is not a good ideal

I'm not a Sit & Go specialist, so let's see what the real experts think.

Cheers,
VS

Not claiming to be an expert, but I'll chime in nonetheless.

Hand 4:
I actually do fold K2o here PF. It seems tempting to call 10 to play for a pot of 100 - we only need 10% equity. Out of position with these kind of hands we will have a really hard time realizing our equity though. Especially as a beginner you might win small pots here and there but loose bigger pots as well. This is just a fold for me PF.
As played: I like it! Betting turn is fine (so is checking with 5 players). After getting raised I think we just have to let it go even though villain seems quite aggressive and could be bluffing some hands. Well played!

Hand 5:
Yes, this hand we can complete in the SB.
Think about which of the three player going to the flop is most likely to have a 2 or 3? It is BB because he did not put any money in the pot voluntarily. BB has all the wonky 72o kind of hands in his range, because he actually has like the botton 70-85% of all hands in his range - including all the deuces and threes. CO could have something like 22 or 33 sure, but there are many more hands in his range. I don't see many hands which would donk out this flop and then fold to a raise! 54, every 2 and most 3's he will call. what else does he bet and then fold? Basically just bluffs, which he probably doesn't do often given your reads/stats. I think calling once isn't horrible, but I would just fold here like you did! WP!