Enough fold equity? I think not...

[embersonfire]

Just wanting to check with others over a hand I'm pretty positive I mis-played. Excuse the messyness of the details.

$25 rebuy, out of rebuy period. 15 of 20 left. Only really worth going for 1st or 2nd really.

Hero has 5800, Villan has 5400. Blinds are 200-400
Villan read is simply that he knows how to play, he's capable of bluffing, and tends to represent a hand if he has it.

Hero is Button, and raises to 1200 with Q10 hoping to pick-up the blinds

SB is villan who thinks, and then reraises to 2400 straight.
BB passes.

Hero goes into the tank, and his thinks if the guy had a decent hand, but not a great one like AJ, A10, AQ or a decent pocket pair he's more likely to raise all in if he puts me on a steal. If he has a hand he's willing to muck to an allin he's more likely to raise this amount, putting me on a steal and hoping this weak re-steal will work.

So therefore, I either put him on a hand that I'm drawing almost dead against and wants a call, KK/AA (perhaps AK, tho AK would go all in surely), or I have him on a weak re-steal? Is that assumption prob correct???

Anyways, I re-raise all in, thinking it was a re-steal, and that I had enough fold equity (3,000 more) to get him to back off a marginal hand. He calls in a shot with AJ, and knocks me out.

Was this a criminally poor play by me, giving he's put 2400 of his 5400 chips in the pot already?

Again apologies for the poor format, but your comments would be greatflly recieved.

[sirio11]

Yes, it was a mistake to reraise AI; if he's a decent player, he's not folding; and against his range of hands, QT does not do very well.