Folding Pockets early in MTT

What I want to know guys, is how can you get away from tossing jacks early the a MTT when you have already made a healthy investment.

I've seen people tell me I am playing them wrong ect. when I know that the way the guy bet it's either a up or down draw.

The situation I am referring to had me investing 600 on the BB with Jacks while a MP pushed back 1300 all-in.

I put him on queens and said it all before the hand but he ended up having 10's... long story short he hit running cards to a flush and straight.

How should I be playing my face Pockets early in the MTT's...

Playing a hand correctly is always situational, but in general I don't want to be in coin flips or worse with all my chips early in a tournament. Most of the time if you get any action with Jacks you are either up against two over cards or a better pair. Either way is not a great situation early in a tournament. Your example doesn't give much in the way of action leading up to you putting 600 in a pot with Jacks out of position. If you over bet a bunch of limpers at the first level, this is a common donkey bluff move with any two cards.

There are many points you have to watch.
How did the other player played before?
Which cards did he play and how did he played them....
How are the odds?
How the hand developed....
And at the end you have to decide which hand you gave him and if the odds are ok! :deal:

YOU CANT FOLD FOLD JACKS WITH 600 IN THE MIDDLE AND 700 BEHIND.

There's already one thread about this, please use that.