6 Players Left, Tough Decision from the Blind?
 

Live $250 for T2k, 10-handed, 10 hands per level, 3 paid. 6 left with 1 short-stack, and the rest of us more or less evenly spread. 300/600 and I'm in the bb with ~3500 behind.

UTG pushes for ~4k, she's been pretty solid, knows most of the players/dealers and they her. 2 folds. Button insta-pushes (barely has her/me covered) and has been tight, knows his game well. Short-stack folds and I finally get a chance to take a peek.

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EASY fold or EASY push? Thanks!

Re: 6 Players Left, Tough Decision from the Blind?
 

I think that is a pretty easy fold, your analysis of both players is tight and I dont think button insta pushes with a hand here that does not have you beat (except for AK, I doubt he plays TT here)... wait for a better spot when you have the first-in vigorish, too much action here, FOLD

Re: 6 Players Left, Tough Decision from the Blind?
 

Personally I'd fold. I'm assuming one of them has AK or AX and the other has something similar. If an A or K comes out in the hand you are pretty much lost and unless they split one is out and it's down to 5 with a short stacked who will probably go out leaving you at 4, one away from the money.

Re: 6 Players Left, Tough Decision from the Blind?
 

Thanks guys, that was my thinking as well. They'd both have to have "overs" for me to even have a slim shot and that prospect didn't seem likely....can't be results oriented, right [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]