TT facing all-in bet (early)

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Hi here's an easy one for most of you but it's been bothering me for a while.

1. Should I RR all-in the below all-in with TT and pretty much go broke?
2. If not, should I push with JJ and pretty much go broke?

The raiser did this all-in once before but no other reads. I put him on AQ+,TT-QQ,AJs+,and maybe KQ.
Actually, I didnt put him on AA,KK as I think he'd have played them a bit slowly.

TT vs {AQ+,TT-QQ,AJs+,and maybe KQ}---> 1:1, so I called but it feels like it is too less of an edge


PokerStars Game #12847775763: Tournament #65192663, $20+$2 Hold'em No Limit - Level IV (50/100) - 2007/10/25 - 22:06:07 (ET)
Table '65192663 2' 9-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: Cooke333 (3768 in chips)
Seat 2: tormos (4950 in chips)
Seat 3: camata (1255 in chips)
Seat 4: Villain (1370 in chips)
Seat 5: jimbest84 (2360 in chips)
Seat 6: WuBJJ (1430 in chips)
Seat 7: brobbs2 (2965 in chips)
Seat 8: Hero (1830 in chips)
Seat 9: brianchungo (4004 in chips)
tormos: posts small blind 50
camata: posts big blind 100
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [Ts Td]
Villain: raises 1270 to 1370 and is all-in
jimbest84: folds
WuBJJ: folds
brobbs2: folds
Hero: ?? ALL-IN OR fold ??

[CobraGoat]

ummmm, stacks? blinds? any information whatsoever?

[dlwbppd]

Depends on a few things;

Buy in of the tournament ($1 I call AJ, $50 I throw away AK)
Starting stacks in relation to the blinds
How fast the blinds increase

For the most part I throw away 10s and Js, call with QQ+

[Dunkman]

Goes all-in. Seriously, you think he's open jamming almost 14 BBs with QQ+? That would be a bit odd wouldn't it. So we're behind like one hand, JJ (in fairness this could be QQ too, but it's rarely that, and KK+ like never,) and ahead of like 66-99, and all the unpaired hands that he could do this with.

OP I think a mistake you made in your ranges is not including underpairs, at least 88 and 99, which I feel are very much a part of villain's range. I think 66 and 77 are too, but you could argue that they may not be.

[SuperUberBob]

This is almost always a mid pair or AQ, AK (sometimes even weaker aces). As mentioned, you can only be afraid of JJ.

A lot of weak players tend to get panicky with a 15 - 20 BB stack. It's awkward to play with that stack for noobs, so they just treat it as if they're short stacked and move in or fold.

I re-raise all-in with TT in this situation.

[ThePershore]

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Depends on a few things;

Buy in of the tournament ($1 I call AJ, $50 I throw away AK)

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Eh? I def call TT here.

[ssnyc]

push...AJ and worse wil make this play along with a lot of underpairs

[dlwbppd]

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Depends on a few things;

Buy in of the tournament ($1 I call AJ, $50 I throw away AK)

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Eh? I def call TT here.

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I posted this before the hand history was up and as the post tittle said early I assumed around 100 BB's.

Now that I can see its under 20 BB's it's an easy call.

[ThePershore]

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I posted this before the hand history was up and as the post tittle said early I assumed around 100 BB's.

Now that I can see its under 20 BB's it's an easy call.

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Ahhhhhhhh OK...