JJ vs all-in

Considering urs and the BB's stack, and slightly ignoring the ICM/bubble factor issues, u have to call here. I'm pretty sure if u enter this hand into the nash calculator u'll see it advises u to go all in with JJ (but a better line is to raise/call/5Bet all in). This is because the BB is likely restealing with a wide range (it's likey his min range here is ATs+,AJo+,55+ against which u have 60%, as soon as u add more hands ur equity goes up in value). IMO u can go all in without feeling bad, as JJ is a very good hand, ur opponent is likely defending lightly, when u win (which should be often) u have the chip lead and when u lose it'll be against suckouts (nothing to feel bad about).

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Hi guys!

nh and interesting situation for me to see here!

I calculated prize pool of first 9 places and then split place(profit)/sum of all 9 places to get percentage shares % to enter them in structure for each place
(like: all sum of 9 places ir $4050; then 1350 : 4050 = 0.33; 900 : 4050 = 0.22 and so on, I think I did it properly)

Check out:
What NASH calculator says

So after nash you can shove as wide as:
40.3%, 22+ Ax+ K2s+ K8o+ Q2s+ Q9o+ J7s+ J9o+ T7s+ T9o 97s+ 86s+ 76s

So BB can only call here with:
8.7%, 77+ A9s+ ATo+

Ofc. you can tighten this up a little bit by knowing how wide BB is shoving and decide yourself this.

Hope this helps!

Thats looks like a very wide range for showing 18-19 BBs

I think I was one of the better players in this tournament. One thing I wonder about what percentage are we happy to get it in with here considering the payout structure and that there is some play left in this tournament?

JJ vs AKs+,AK+,TT+ : 43%
JJ vs AKs+,AK+,99+ : 48%
JJ vs AKs+,AK+,88+ : 52%
JJ vs AQs+,AQ+,88+ : 53%
JJ vs AQs+,AQ+,77+ : 55%
JJ vs AJs+,AJ+,77+ : 56%
JJ vs AJs+,AJ+,66+ : 58%
JJ vs ATs+,AJo+,55+ : 60%

Lets say we can put the oppoent on one of these exact ranges at what percentage do we think: "This is a must call" ?