Re: Hand from a 10+1 PP SnG.
Just out of curiosity, since the play comes back to UTG and he is somewhat short stacked wouldn't his play of all-in make sense? He knows the play is heads-up at this point, and isn't his 66 the favorite against any hand other then a larger pocket pair and some suited connectors like J10s? If I'm not mistaken I think there are only 13 hands which are better pre-flop then his 66. Given the amount of starting hands possible it would seem like this hand may have a slight advantage or be 50/50. I may be wrong, I'm definately no expert. Just curious to see what others think.
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