what would you do

[bio]

okay say 250 entrants, 20 dollar buy in..you're two people away from making the final table where payouts jump majorly...you're on the button..3 people call the blinds you look and have QQ you raise, the other two call but the third pushes all in...what do you do in this situation...

[USCTrojans]

Would mainly depend on how many chips I got left. If I can survive calling the all in, then yeah I would call. If it means the tournament I may think it twice and probably fold.

Tough decision either way, LOL

[bio]

i'll let few epople post what they would do ,then i'll give details on what happened lol...

[Lilred36]

sorry can't give out that sorta info.

[USCTrojans]

sorry can't give out that sorta info.

Is your playing style such a secret? LOL j/k

[Lilred36]

Just maybe, It's called"on the road to donkville" oops that was a secret to,dang.

[dabber1]

I would wait til the very last second and FOLD. There are much better calls still in the deck.

[Edshez]

I would fold if it was for more then a third of my stack. The all in guy has the following range (based on what we know, Which is nothing) AA,KK,QQ,AKs,AKos,JJ. How many of these would you like to see heads up? (the correct answer being 2,QQ or JJ). Even then we are not accounting for the two guys that are left behind you to act.
Takes me back to the story of the guy at the WSOP 2008 who folded a nut straight on the flop because he didnt want to risk all his chips against either a set or a straight and flush draw tha could outdraw him.
Fold and wait for a much better spot. QQ is not often that strong calling an all in in a decent game.

[ffcowboy76]

In a situation where you are close to the final table you should only raise with hands you are willing to call all in with. If you don't want to push all in with QQ, then my advise would of been to limp preflop and see the flop. With so many players limping and the blinds and antes being fairly high, it's going to take a fairly large raise to push out players with AK, AQ, AJ, AT. All of those hands are a possibility seeing as you are going to be playing short handed with 11 players left.

In this case that you present, we are missing too much information to make a good decision. To make a proper decision we need to know: How many chips you have, what are the blinds and antes, how big did you raise, how big is the push, what are the stacks of the 2 remaining players, and what are the stack sizes of the blinds (who are out of this hand).

With the limited information I would call the push. You can put the 3 players on a range of face cards. I would expect to see two, if not 3, of the A's used in hands. That leaves the player that pushed chasing 1 or 2 outs if they have an A. You already have a made hand and are hoping for 2 outs to improve your hand. The only two hands that have you at a disadvantage are AA and KK.

[philyd]

It's all in baby!!!

[USCTrojans]

It's all in baby!!!

Yeah and then the A-Rag knocks you out with his turned Ace lolol