Hello what kind of range should I be calling in this spot with, is KQs too loose? I was thinking of calling it off with something like 88+ A9s AT KQs when BB shoves it. Both players were aggressive loose players.

#Game No : 103951352
***** 888poker Hand History for Game 103951352 *****
$6,000/$12,000 Blinds No Limit Holdem - ***
Tournament #110205944 Free 10 Max (Real Money)
Seat 7 is the button
Total number of players : 3
Seat 1: nyagaaan ( $602,694 )
Seat 7: cactuth ( $270,456 )
Seat 10: Bomsis ( $201,850 )
nyagaaan posts ante [$1,500]
Bomsis posts ante [$1,500]
cactuth posts ante [$1,500]
Bomsis posts small blind [$6,000]
nyagaaan posts big blind [$12,000]
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to cactuth [ Kh, Qh ]
cactuth raises [$24,000]
Bomsis folds
nyagaaan raises [$589,194]
cactuth calls [$244,956]
** Dealing flop ** [ 7h, 7c, 5s ]
** Dealing turn ** [ 8c ]
** Dealing river ** [ 6d ]
** Summary **
nyagaaan shows [ Ac, 6c ]
cactuth shows [ Kh, Qh ]
nyagaaan collected [ $548,412 ]

With 50%, 30%, 20% payouts:

Fold: 245000 chips, equity is 30.58% of prizepool
Call and lose: you're out, 20% of prizepool
Call and win: 540000 chips, 38.58% of prizepool

http://www.holdemresources.net/nashi...2000&ante=1500

So when you call, you either go down 10.58% or up 8%, so the equity needed to call is around 58%: 0.58*38.58%+0.42*20% = 30.77% which is a tiny bit higher than the equity of folding if you have 58% equity.

For KQs to have 58% villain needs to shove 52% of hands which he's not doing. This is a fold.

Calling range should be around 99+ AJ+