A 10/20 KQs shortstack question and more general thoughts...

[AZK]

10/20 prima,

1 limper to me and I make it 100 to go with KQs, I have a very good, tight image. SB (800), not good, calls, as does limper.

Pot is 300ish, flop comes 442, 1 heart (I have hearts), checked to me, I bet around pot, SB minraises me, other guy folds.

I am 100% sure he does not have a 4. I very rarely fold this, a majority of the time I put the short stack all in. 800 is probably the largest stack size I'd be willing to do this with. I also don't do it if the shortstack has been playing extremely tight, this is mostly against donk short stacks. A large part of the time I see a mid pair, but a good part of the time I see a variety of things. A very small part of the time they fold. Does anyone routinely fold this? I figure the slight -ev edge I may have is made up for getting more action from other big stacks when they see me do this with a short stack...yes/no? I don't see calling as an option since it leaves you getting sick odds on the turn, might as well pump it now and suck out. Chip spewing?

[chuddo]

so you have 6 outs against 33-JJ.

you have to but 300 more in to win a 1700 dollar pot and you have a ~25% chance of winning.

looks like a straightforward call to me.

[edge]

I'd like a push a lot more with A-high. Your backdoor flush draw isn't inconsequential here though; this is probably a math problem, which is not my specialty.