$2-TT as overpair facing shove on flop...call?

[Im_new]

What's your move?

Poker Stars
No Limit Holdem Tournament
Blinds: t15/t30
6 players
Converter

Stack sizes:
UTG: t2215
UTG+1: t2460
CO: t1725
Button: t3050
SB: t2340
HERO: t1710

Pre-flop: (6 players) HERO is BB with T T
UTG folds, UTG+1 raises to t90, 3 folds, HERO calls t60 (pot was t135).

Flop: 3 7 2 (t195, 2 players)
HERO bets t120, UTG+1 raises all-in t2370, HERO folds.
Uncalled bets: t2250 returned to UTG+1.

Results:
Final pot: t435

[mattiesmat]

Yes, call.
This is very often a draw, TP or a lower pair.
Sometimes you are beat by his flopped set/flush/2pair, but you are ahead often enough.

[Im_new]

even this early in the tourney, its a call?

[taipan168]

Yes, even a red overpair on an all black board is the best hand here often enough to make calling +EV.

[bjsaust]

Man, am I missing value folding these spots?

[mattiesmat]

Man, am I missing value folding these spots?

Without a ninja read, yes.

[bjsaust]

Hmm, maybe I've just felt like such a donkey the times I've called them I've let that get in the way of making long term good calls.

[fjuanl]

In a $2 tournament where the play is really bad I'd call here. A lot of times this is just a bare 7 without a flush draw. At high limits its probably a fold because it could be a higher pair, set, Aclub 7 much more often. Even at this limit its not a spot I really like...just a bare Jc, Qc, Kc, Ac is 45% against TT.

[taipan168]

At a $27/$38/$60 I would most likely not call here as I would expect to be shown either a) a set b) a combo draw like overpair + FD, FD + 2 overs or c) higher overpair with no flush draw, all of which we're in bad shape against.

[TLR]

In those limits I would call it, there are just so many times you are ahead (7x, 66,88,99 etc) or flipping (Ax clubs) that it is worth a call