NL $25: Call, fold or reraise with the Queens here?

[StLouisMike]

***** Hand History for Game 3108023586 *****
0/0 Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) - Mon Nov 28 01:08:08 EST 2005
Table Table 65671 (Real Money) -- Seat 9 is the button
Total number of players : 8

Seat 2: ( $44.05)
Seat 4: Hero ( $9.65)
Seat 6: Villan ( $18.35)
Seat 7: ( $57.78)
Seat 9: ( $1.97)

** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Hero Q [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] Q [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]
Seat 2 calls (0.25)
Hero raises (1.50) to 1.50
Villan raises (2.75) to 2.75
Seat 7 calls (2.75)
Seat 9 calls (1.97) (All In)
Seat 2 calls (2.50)
Hero ($6.90 left)..........???????


Villan had been playing loose and seemed to take enjoyment in calling ALL of my preflop raises. This time he did not call, he reraises so I have to think he has a decent hand here. Not only that there are also 4 others in the hand. So is a reraise here suicide?

-Mike

[stu-unger]

if i was playing 25nl with 8.4, i would be very willing to stick it in with QQ...

I would push in this situation since you are so shortstacked, and there is still a good chance you have the best hand. If you're gonna play so short you gotta be willing to stick it all in preflop with QQ IMO.

[2PAUL2]

push

[umdpoker]

dude, you got 6.90 left and the pot is already pretty big. if you just call, then you can't protect your hand postflop anyways. perhaps, you could fold to an a or k on the flop, and push/call on non-scary flops. if you had a little more, maybe i would do that. but with only $7 left, i just push. folding isn't an option with that little left.

You're short stacked and If you get a favorable flop you're likely getting all your chips in anyway.

Push here because you're likely ahead right now.