A stack size of 10-20 BB is actually a bit tricky to play, when it folds to you in SB. With this stack size you normally want to raise very small to not lose to much, when you fold to a rejam. However because you are out of position, a small raise size is not effective. If you mini-raise or make it 2,5BB, he can make a profitable call with almost any two cards in position.
So someone with more tournament expertise than me is welcome to correct me, but I think, this is a spot, where we are supposed to either limp or jam against good aggressive players. And QQ is then probably a limping hand, so that we have hands in our limping range, that work as “traps”, if Villain either raise or put us all in.
As played there is not much to say about postflop. Just a cooler with these stack sizes. Cant even say he got rewarded for his slowplay, because we would obviously have snap called, had he jammed on us preflop. Sometimes we are just destined to get it in bad, and this was such a time.
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