hi v was 21/13/8 after 200. Call or fold thanks.

[converted_hand][hand_history]Poker Stars, $3 Buy-in (800/1,600 blinds, 125 ante) No Limit Hold'em Tournament, 9 Players
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BTN: 17,081 (10.7 bb)
SB: 36,707 (22.9 bb)
BB: 24,495 (15.3 bb)
UTG+1: 22,641 (14.2 bb)
UTG+2: 71,480 (44.7 bb)
MP1: 40,012 (25 bb)
MP2: 30,366 (19 bb)
Hero (MP3): 97,018 (60.6 bb)
CO: 26,993 (16.9 bb)

Preflop: Hero is MP3 with A J
UTG+1 raises to 22,516 and is all-in, 3 folds, hero?

Overcallers aren't a big problem, because they all are shortstacked. How is your hand doing vs top 10%? If it has enough eq, call. If it isn't, fold.

You have to call 22,500 to win (22,500 + 1,600 + 800 + (125 x 9 = 1125)) = 26,025, so 22,500 / (22,500 + 26,025) = 46,37% equity is needed to call.

He prolly doesn't do this with AA-QQ and you have a J blocker so JJ is very unlikely, so if we give him TT-22, ATs+, KQs and AJo+, we have 42,16% equity w/ AJo. If you put in some random stuff and a couple more Ax hands, you're getting about the right price to play. But in a $3 tourney with our stacksize and with four players to act behind, I'd be fine with folding this. I don't think you have to take such marginal spots in a $3 tourney where the field is so soft when you have a 60x stack. AJs has 45% equity, which makes it a lot closer against the fairly tight range that we gave V, but it's still the very bottom of my range in this spot. If the tourney was a lot tougher ($22 tourney table full of regulars, for example), I'd be much more inclined to take the spot.

Like this ^ but don't think we can so just throw out AA-JJ, some realise that just raising and not shoving does look pretty nutted here. With that said looks like a fold if the above is correct.