Re: Facing 2 all ins.
 

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If you know the big stack doesn't want you to call, how can you put him on AA or KK?

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I can't, I might mark those off the list. I decided to include them in the list, but I think the odds of him playing AA or KK that way are very small. I would think he would call with those hands.

Re: Facing 2 all ins.
 

Given that range, AA-QQ and probably AKs, maybe AK.

I dunno, Pokerstove can calculate it better than I can but that's my feeling.

Re: Facing 2 all ins.
 

+EV situations aren't always the best in games of survival.

Re: Facing 2 all ins.
 

Yes they are.

edit: Sometimes, they're not. If you don't know exactly when that is, yes, they are.

Re: Facing 2 all ins.
 

It's already been all spelled out IMO - you are a better player than these kids and you have good reads on them - fold your JJ and wait to out play them later - there's no excuse to risk your stack this early in the tournament at all - I also like this fold because it's free intel considering they're already showed down - also, for some reason I don't see a semi-fish (the small stack) pushing all in with blinds this low unless he has a monster - it seems like one of those newbie moments where he sees AA or KK and shits his pants: he probably knocked his stack over when he pushed it in the middle. I'm thinking at worst you're coin flipping with the small stack and maybe even coin flipping with the big stack which is even more dangerous. Safe fold for me.