I like the call here. The two loose players to your left will have a wide range in the blinds so a call is good. Whether or not the blinds reshove will give you a strong idea of what they have, but you might end up pot committed to call the rest of your stack if you're covered. If they both call, you could be in trouble but on the bubble they'll most likely play tighter and fold marginal hands. Worse case scenario I think would be getting called by an AK by the blinds. You have everything QQ or worse crushed and if UTG+1 is all in, you can put them on Ax or 22+. Then if you get a caller to your left I would say it's safe to assume they you have an ace, so there could be a good chance two of the aces are spoken for, with the blind caller having a stronger kicker than UTG+1. IF the blind does call and an ace hits, check-folding down would put you in the money, albeit very short. I think there's good argument for a call or a shove to be made, but too often you'll have the opps crushed for me personally to fold. AA is a 1:220, 7 handed you'll see it once in 32 hands on average. I think it would be good to call here given the ranges of the blinds.
