Hi I am a new comer to this forum, so not sure if this is the right place to ask...And I try to type out the situation as best as i can...hope someone can give me some opinion on this.

so here it goes the hand (home tournament):

Blinds level 200 / 400
6 - handed (2 eliminated, 4 players left)

Villain 1 (cut-off / stack 905) : All in
Hero (dealer / stack 4610) 4h 4s : Call
Villain 2 (SB / stack 2800) : Re-shove

Should hero call or fold?

Ugh. 44 is a draw hand that Vil1 hopes you have. Flat calling was OK but Vil2 has you in a tough spot. I would have shoved or folded preflop (how big is the BB stack?) .

As played, you can not just give away 2.5BB by folding, and you are still alive if you lose. I call, but not happy about it.


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I think you are priced in to call and hope they got 2 overs and are blocking each other. Gross spot though and not happy calling, you are dominated quite often.

Is this the only table? How many places paid?

If V1 was shoving Nash ranges I'd say shove but if it's just a normal player I think 44 is a fold pre


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Robert_utk : bb stack is 3685 ( we play a total of 12,000 chips)

Captain-hindsight : yes only 1 table, 2 prizes

With 2.25 bb left I'd say V1 shoves even with K / Q high ..



Anyway here it was how things really went, btw what happened was slightly different then what I typed out, which was just an imaginary situation that my friends and I argued for like a day (mainly v1):


Blinds level 200/400

Pre flop

V1 (cut-off / stack 905) : all in
Hero (dealer / stack 4610) 4h 4s: call
V2 ( sb / stack 2800) : raise to 1410
BB folded
Hero : call 1410

Flop

7c 5h 9h

V2 : all in 1390
Hero : struggled a while and made the call

V1 : As Ac
V2: Js Jc

Turn Ks
River 4c

V1 argued that if V2 went straight all in preflop 44 just had to fold and said 44 must be way behind in that situation , and anyone who would make such call is a total fish, so that's why this post.

Thanks everyone who replied