Call re-raise all-in with JJ?

[PrayingMantis]

It's a 2-tables 22$ SNG, 15 left, Blinds 25/50, I'm about third at the table with 2100. Folded to me and I raise to 150 with JJ. The player immidiately to my left, 1245, goes in.

He is playing rather strangely - open-pushed few times (first hand of the game - all-in), limped a lot, and made one big bad call.

My image is rather tight, I wasn't playing too much.

All folded to me. Is it a fold? a call?

[David BB]

Fold, you can't expect anything but a coin flip at best.

[ThaSaltCracka]

I fold too, this seems like the type of player who pushes with really good hands for no apparent reason other than he has an awesome hand.

[NotMitch]

Fold, if he really does get out of line a lot, Id like something a little better than jacks gamble with.

[PrayingMantis]

Thanks for the replies. I think you are all correct, and that I'm not much better than a coin-flip. I put him on something like TT-AA, AJ-AK, which gives me better than 50:50, and I had to put 1090 to win 1470. In a ring game I'm pretty sure calling here is the right move, but since it's an SNG, folding is probably better, although -CEV.

I decided to call. He had AKo and hit an ace. I was down to 855. I don't think it was a good call by me, although I'm interested to know if any of you would have called here if you *knew* he has AKo.

You are getting 1.3:1 on the pot, with a 1:1.2 probability. This is +367T EV. Still a definite fold? Any thoughts?

[Che]

Hard to pass on +367 on a 1090 bet that leaves you with half the avg number of chips even if you lose.

[Prickly Pete]

If I knew he had AK, I'd call.

[ThaSaltCracka]

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If I knew he had AK, I'd call.

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explain why. At best this is still a coinflip right?

[William]

In a ring game I'm pretty sure calling here is the right move

If it is limit, you are probably right.
If it is No-Limit, I'll fold faster than Carl Lewis /images/graemlins/grin.gif