Think you’ve got sit-and-gos cracked, or want to hear what a pro would do? Here are a few problems for you to look at. Have a think before looking for the answers and see if you’re ready to be a sit-and-go star

1. You’re down to just four players on the bubble with blinds of 200/400 and all players are currently level-pegging on 2500 chips. The action is folded to you in the small blind with 2-7 offsuit against a solid player in the big blind.
Do you fold or go all-in?

2. Playing four-handed on the bubble with blinds at 100/200 you have 2000 chips and are on the button. Your opponents in the blinds have 1000 each and the player under the gun has the remaining 6000. He’s been moving all-in almost every hand and does so again. You have A-Ks.
Do you fold or call all-in?

3. Playing four-handed on the bubble with blinds of 200/400, you’re down to 1600 and on the button with Q-6 suited. The player under the gun has 4000 and folds, leaving you up against the small and big blinds, who have 2400 and 2000 respectively.
Do you fold or go all-in?