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Zirkzee
Rock Star
Silver Level
Early stage of a tournament and my stack was about 30 big blinds. 50/100 were the blinds. I was in the button holding JJ. 3 opponents called before me. I raised to 300. All three called. The flop was 5d4d10c. So I had an overpair. One opponent checked, another opponent made a pot-sized donkbet and another folded. If I called, I'd only have 700 chips left. Therefore, in my opinion, I would have been pot comitted after a call. So it was clear that I would either fold or reraise all in. I asked myself what my opponent could have. AT, KT or QT would be possible because he wanted to protect his hand with a high donkbet. Flush draw would be unusual as he wouldn't have bet that high. With drawing hands he wants to see the next card cheaply. With a set he would have played check-raise. I excluded QQ + because he would have raised preflop. He would have either raised open or 3-betted me. So I decided to reraise all in. He called and had two pairs with 45 and finally won the pot. He had a 75% chance of winning post-flop. Now to my question: Should one perhaps avoid the risk in the early phase of the tournament, because I already had a bad feeling about the hand. And let's say I had more chips, how would I have played the hand then?