Again I don't agree. His best chance of making the money is to push against the few people behind him with first in vigorish. In this case the vigorish isnt important for fold equity but rather pushing when the situation is good, i.e. the people behind him are less likely to have a hand than the caller in this situation.

The player who called the first all in raise here has a hand thats probably at the very least above average, and he possibly dominates the Q10.

If he pushes with first in vigorish, hes more likely to win and stay , and if he gets called its going to be with a weaker hand than the caller in the first example would show down.

I think either way hes dead with blinds that high, but I would just be hoping the pusher gets knocked out 4th then I can double up and stay alive, possibly making it to 3rd.

Now if you don't care about just making the money and want to be first at all costs this is probably the best opportunity..but hes normally going to have to get lucky to win.