BB Special - Turn two pair facing all-in raise

[trishan]

Do you guys sigh fold this? Turbo 6max SNG.


PokerStars Game #50530920284: Tournament #317252924, $3.00+$0.25 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level III (25/50) - 2010/10/03 19:25:21 AEST [2010/10/03 4:25:21 ET]
Table '317252924 1' 6-max Seat #3 is the button
Seat 1: §MAARCO1987$ (3055 in chips)
Seat 2: ufimez25 (1240 in chips)
Seat 3: szokemiki (1610 in chips)
Seat 4: ahemahem (1820 in chips)
Seat 6: trishan09 (1275 in chips)
ahemahem: posts small blind 25
trishan09: posts big blind 50
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to trishan09 [Td 7s]
§MAARCO1987$: calls 50
ufimez25: folds
szokemiki: folds
ahemahem: calls 25
trishan09: checks
*** FLOP *** [4c 5h 7c]
ahemahem: checks
trishan09: bets 100
§MAARCO1987$: calls 100
ahemahem: calls 100
*** TURN *** [4c 5h 7c] [Ts]
ahemahem: checks
trishan09: bets 300
§MAARCO1987$: raises 2605 to 2905 and is all-in
ahemahem: folds
trishan09: ??

[Brett Kay]

I call off here.

Any reads.

My level of thinking is he has hit his ten, or has at best a worse two pair.

No preflop raise from UTG so he has a speculative hand that is fairly solid unless reraised.
Floats the flop to see what happens.

Turn comes out with a card higher than the board, he shoves over the top of your continutation bet mk 2. To put you to a decision.
Its a neat trick at low stakes mtt's because you can do it with Air and get a lot of folds from Mid pairs and weak pairs. Especially early on and show your bluff a few times to get people to call off later, in the later stages you run it less often.

But two pair, add to your stack, is it a turbo? Field size, stack size, e.t.c current reads on player?

But above is my level of thinking, happy to get it in, then load up another tourney.

[bennymacca]

he is repping a set here, but it is pretty hard to get away from top 2 here

to be honest i would call and if he had it, then its meh cooler

[John Miller]

call... you may have been beat on the flop but no getting away from the 2 pr here.

[gmatical]

Call here in a turbo 6 max SnG.

The all in started with a decent amount of chips compared to everyone else - if you were paying attention to how he got them (showingdown a good hand(s) with correct betting/play vs constant jamming/no showdown aggression) should make your decision a bit less painless.