Okay, but here't the problem. Even if I take the best-case scenario here which, in my mind, is that S (chip leader) folds (which he did), P pushes with either an A-something lower than my AK or a pocket pair lower than KK or AA, and M has at least JJ (I can't see him pushing into all that heavy action with less), I'm still not getting the right odds to make this call.

Let's say that M has JJ or QQ, since I assumed away AA or KK when I called, obviously. If P has a smallish pocket pair, then I'm still around 45/35 against M for all of my chips, regardless of what happens to P. If I've got P's smaller Ace dominated, things are even worse for me against M, given my assumption surrounding his holding.

I dunno. I feel like this was one of those hands that I just couldn't let go of when I should have. Do you guys see any flaws in my calculations?

Thanks for the feedback...

-BM