AQs hand ($10 SnG)

[nogenius]

Seat 1: im nogenius [QD,AD] ($1,120 in chips)
Seat 3: Dante76 ($2,690 in chips)
Seat 4: Murre All In ($2,090 in chips)
Seat 6: regibald2 ($1,600 in chips)
ANTES/BLINDS
Dante76 posts blind ($25), Murre All In posts blind ($50).

PRE-FLOP
regibald2 calls $50, im nogenius bets $150, Dante76 folds, Murre All In raises $100 to $250, regibald2 calls $250, im nogenius ???

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I hadn't ever seen the Murre All in re-raise, but he was a semi-tight player. regibald was fairly fishy and loose.

What would you do in this situation?

[elanto]

yes you should call...you cant fold with 1 to 7 odds..I had previously misread the post my bad..


-anto

[baudib]

This is a no-brainer call. Even if you had been raising with crap here, you must call (7-1 pot odds). The only hand you don't have odds to call against here is AA and you can't give him credit for that. You might want to be careful that you don't lose your stack on a Q-high flop, however.

[samsonite2100]

I would call, absolutely. Four-handed, that's a great hand and you're on the button. If he was super-tight to this point, I'd personally read his reraise as maybe 99-KK.

[baudib]

To be honest, I think a push here might be best. You want to see all five here and you'd be forced to fold on a flop of rags to any bet.

Laying this down four-handed is inconceivable. Reraising hands in this situation must include more than AA-QQ, even from a tight player.

[samsonite2100]

But don't you think a reraise from BB by a player who had not reraised previously indicates high PP/AK?
I'd be inclined to just call, take a look at the flop, and see what the others do--although hero's low stack at this point, he can call, fold, and still have 25xBB, with only three other players. There are better spots to get your money in.

[baudib]

yeah you know I forgot the blinds were this low. This must be a short-handed tournament?