Faced against a limper and 1 caller I raised with my QQs, then a 100bb shove AI came from the BB, who I don't have enough hands on. He doesn't often 3B so I was assuming he had a hand like KK or AA, the guy who called the limp now calls AI for his tornamentI folded.
I was priced in, so was I correct to fold. I don't care about the result!!
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Well...I think math is the answer, as always. But this stupid bullshit, that happens at these stakes, does warrant some special consideration. I suspect this is a fold, as much as you'd probably like to call...
But, the math.... let's see what it says...
Assume a villain range of:
(JJ+,88,AQs+,A5s,72s,AQo+,A5o,72o)
I included some merit badge worthy hands like 72o.
Your QQ has 64%
equity against that range.
I'll attach my EV spreadsheet - but, we have an open limp, call, and a raise (you didn't specify your sizing, so I'm going to guess 4BB), the SB folds and a 100BB jam correct? Those are the numbers I'm using - and I'm reasonably confident the result will be unaffected by some of the minor details.
The results are 31BB +EV agsint our assumed range. However, our breakeven point is 50% equity. So if we play with villains range a bit, let's say (JJ+,AQs+,AQo+) our equity goes down to 51%
So, we're positive EV somewhere between 31BB and 1BB.
You have 100BB's yourself I'm assuming, so as suspected, the risk far outweighs the reward (even though it is probably +EV) and I think folding is correct.