And they're knocking out a lot of people who should win the hand mathematically because they have the better hand. I believe that the beginning of a tournament is the time when you have to use the most skill. Skill becomes less and less important as the tables progress. Then at the final table, you're not playing poker, you're playing chips. You're playing everybody's chips.
Every position means thousands of dollars, depending on the size of the tournament.
You have to be sure that you come up against the right person with the right amount of chips, and that you don't jeopardize your stack. They have no class, no dignity. I became a runner boy for a press agency at age 14, selling pictures for photographers, and later became a photographer myself. Then I became a black cab driver in London. They're the best in the world.