QQ in BB vs SB raise early in tournament

[cooter]

This is a home tournament, with slow moving blinds and quite a few decent players.

The buy-in was $100 for $10,000 in chips. We are in the 2nd round with blinds at $50/$100. There are 21 players in the tournament with 7 players at three tables.

Relevent Stacks in this hand
UTG ~ 10,000
MP1 ~20,000
MP2 ~ 10,000
SB ~ 2,800

I have ~$10,000

UTG and MP2 are decent, but nothing special. MP1 is a calling station of the highest order, but has caught a few hands so far. SB is pretty bad, too, though not as bad as MP1. I'd put SB's pre-flop raising range at somthing like 77+, ATo/s+.

I have QQ in the BB.

Pre-flop
UTG - call, MP1 - call, MP2 - call, SB raises to $600, leaving him with $2,200

Hero....

This might be an obvious question for someone that plays tournaments frequently. I'm curious what tournament people would do here given it is so early in the tournament.

[hamnegger]

raise to 2400

[jlmcrna]

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raise to 2400

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equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 64.982% 63.97% 01.01% 387765228 6126894.00 { QQ }
Hand 1: 35.018% 34.01% 01.01% 206136600 6126894.00 { 77+, ATs, ATo }

[Cornell Fiji]

Raise to 1600 because if someone is stupid enough to smooth call in between you will be able to reshove after SB pushes.

Because this is a home game there would most likely be a disagreement over whether the betting is reopened if SB goes all in for half of your bet... skirt the argument by allowing him to make a full raise.

I am actually amazed at how often people make raises in multiway pots with a short stack and they do not consider making a bet that allows them to reshove if the shortie shoves.

[Hoop Addict]

These things are the reason ISAP. That's probably not something I'd have even considered. Especially live where I only vaguely know peoples stacks. Online at least that kid of stuff is easier to calculate.

[cooter]

This is a great point, thanks. Something I never considered either. I definitely would not have been able to re-raise if SB went all in for less than half my bet. The "house" rule is betting is capped at that point.