12 left in 100r

[BKiCe]

i've been playing pretty tight/solid and so has villain... getting a little better than 1.5 to 1 pf... will be 3/12 if i win and out if i lose, 7/12 with ~50k stack with ~75k average.

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t2000 (6 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from http://www.flopturnriver.comFlopTurnRiver.com (Format: Plain Text)

MP (t24720)
CO (t33525)
Button (t222290)
Hero (t68808)
BB (t133778)
UTG (t79437)

Preflop: Hero is SB with Js, Jc.
UTG raises to t5200, 3 folds, Hero raises to t16600, 1 fold, UTG raises to t79437, Hero?

Final Pot: t96437

[nath]

I'd never raise/fold here

[betgo]

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I'd never raise/fold here

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Which is obviously what OP did from the final pot. You should know ahead of time whether you are calling a push when you reraise. Reraise/fold only as a semibluff. With jacks, flat call or reraise/call.

[Eagles]

Once you 3bet insta call. I'm not really loving the spot but AK in his range so you have good enough equity to call.

[djk123]

I can't ever see myself folding in this spot. you're 43% against TT+,AK. I guess if you really think he wouldn't shove TT here, then it's a fold. But from my experience i think TT+,AK is the tightest range we can expect to be against.

[BKiCe]

sigh i played this hand so bad... i agree with everyone else that reraising/folding here is horrible, i thought i would have better odds than i did when he shoved and then decided TT wasn't in his range and folded after using my entire time bank. i wish i could understand why i could play a hand so horribly deep in a tournament and then look at the hh the next day and have the correct play be so obvious.

f me, i hate myselffffffffffffff

[ianisakson]

I like flat calling the most, you'll open the door for a squeeze by the BB and also get a chance to see what kind of flop comes down so you can c/r a low flop or c/f some of the flops you hate. reraising puts you in a very tough spot