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$10 rebuy on Stars, about 40 players left. No specific reads, only played maybe 25 hands at this table. Had a nice stack, got crippled KK < AA, doubled up, and now I have JJ. I open-pushed about 4 times as short stack so far and was called once. PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t16000 (8 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)Hero (t93542)CO (t345584)Button (t147225)SB (t325606)BB (t66723)UTG (t135971)UTG+1 (t142930)MP1 (t146943)Preflop: Hero is MP2 with Jclub.gif, Jdiamond.gif. 1 fold, UTG+1 raises to t142130, MP1 raises to t146143,

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Id call here, but its close. Youre probably 35% to win and getting 2:1 odds plus blinds, and tripling up makes you a realistic force in the tourney. If it were bubble or in the money Id fold.

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Yeah, with M's so small, I think this ends up being a call. I think there are enough situations where the other two both have an ace or they have something like A-K and 9-9. Also, UTG+1 might have something ridiculous trying to take advantage of FIV. I don't think folding is a huge mistake, but tripling up is really fun.

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Bump because we have another almost identical thread, and I'm hoping to get some more input on this one. It was definitely the key hand of the tournament for me.

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Damn, that table has some short big-stacks for there being 40 people left. I guess everyone left hung on for as long as they could.You're in the money, you're not gonna get many more shots to make a move like this with a pocket this good or better, and you're already very very short with about 6 BB's left. Call this and hope for the best.

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I think the reason I'm so tentative here is that the 2nd push is really representing a monster, and I feel like such a schmuck calling there and seeing an overpair. Obviously vs one player I'm breaking my wrist to get it in, but what does the 2nd player have that I can beat? AK or TT? Is his range much wider than that? 99? AQ?

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I think it's close, but I prob make the call. As short as they are, I think we can put the first guy on AJs+/66+ and prob AQs+/88+ for the second guy which makes us about 37%. Gamboooooool!!!
I think the first guy's range is actually much wider, but of course it's not him I'm worried about. In his spot I would push probably any pair, and probably something like AT+, KT+, QT+.
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