JJ vs. Re-Raise

[Cougar]

Midway through big $1 donkament (4k entrants), building a decent stack.

UTG Villain limps, Hero raises with JJ, Villain 2 (MP) calls, Villain 1 re-raises 2x, Hero Calls, Villain 2 All-In, Villain 1 Calls, Hero???

Nowhere near pot committed, and little leary of villain 1's big stack given position in tournament.

Players are active but not enough hands to really make a real read.

QQ seems obvious re-raise/call, bit unsure with JJ and/or 1010 here, thoughts?? Call, Push, Re-Raise or Fold??

Villain 1: 43/13/na through 7 hands
Villain 2 56/13/2.75 through 23 hands

PokerStars Game #23862301744: Tournament #132775741, $1.00+$0.10 Hold'em No Limit - Level IV (50/100) -

2009/01/13 11:53:01 ET
Table '132775741 449' 9-max Seat #4 is the button
Seat 1: DeepRiver137 (6120 in chips)
Seat 2: DaCunha01 (1130 in chips)
Seat 3: utti77 (12027 in chips)
Seat 4: Villain 2 (3053 in chips)
Seat 5: 14u1 (5538 in chips)
Seat 6: Kalkulatorin (1910 in chips)
Seat 7: KenPat915 (3110 in chips)
Seat 8: Villain 1 (11165 in chips)
Seat 9: Hero (8647 in chips)
14u1: posts small blind 50
Kalkulatorin: posts big blind 100
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [Js Jc]
KenPat915: folds
Villain 1: calls 100
Hero: raises 300 to 400
DeepRiver137: folds
DaCunha01: folds
utti77: folds
Villain 2: calls 400
14u1: calls 350
Kalkulatorin: folds
Villain 1: raises 300 to 700
Hero: calls 300
Villain 2: raises 2353 to 3053 and is all-in
14u1: folds
Villain 1: calls 2353
Hero: ???

[mcatdog]

I think when an unknown or a fish limps UTG and reraises the minimum over your raise, you can just assume he has at least QQ and play accordingly. Occasionally they'll show up with something really dumb but they'll have it often enough to make folding here be correct.

[IhaveTopTop]

I think when an unknown or a fish limps UTG and reraises the minimum over your raise, you can just assume he has at least QQ and play accordingly. Occasionally they'll show up with something really dumb but they'll have it often enough to make folding here be correct.

I agree with this, plus considering the allin, I think this is a case where you shouldn't call off a bunch of chips hoping to be in a coin flip.

[mcatdog]

I'm not worried about the all-in from Villain 2 at all, I'd lay 10:1 that we're ahead of him.

[Cougar]

Agreed, given action and stack sizes, primary worry was Villain 1, not Villain 2

[BadAssOutlaw]

I think early on in a game, you gotta fold this.. get more of a feel for your opponents and what they're trying to do... later on if you got a better feel of your opponent, then you might make the call.. all depends