I'm not sure how to read the HU so this will be based off no prior information just this hand this could change depending on UTG+1's game. This is an area of my game I've been working on for sometime now I've made some pretty nitty lay downs because I've always assigned the reraiser in these situations a much stronger range than they deserve and as a result made some very regretable lay downs. Utg should be shoving any two here to retain any chance of a fold..utg+1's range subjests some kind of hand given it's the bubble and hes willing to trade positions with the bubble boy even with that I believe he could easily have (A9+/KJ+/QJ+/6's+) he's just a desperate for chips as the short stack, you should be reshoving here Imo. unless youre being coolered (up against QQ or AA) which I'm about 95% sure thats not the case, your hand plays well if not dominates his entire range except for two hands (AK or KK). Best case scenario you have a commanding chiplead and have put yourself in a great position to take this down. Worst case youre still in this with some fold equity. 

P.S. Don't be results oriented if you get it in right.

Just following up with the rest of the hand.

I wasn't concerned with the UTG short stack, but the raise from UTG+1 just looked WAY too strong (a shove would've looked weaker in my eyes). In the end I decided to FOLD and ere on the side of caution.

UTG+1 tables KK.

flgtb786 said:

nice fold did the ace peel haha?

Surprisingly, all the ACE's stayed in the deck.