FYI villain1 is allin. his out of turn acting is standing.

so against the assigned ranges its a snap call imho.

how did V2 react to all of this i might think he is tighter in this spot than you assume

I’m reading this hand from the pro’s perspective

you, a competent chip leader are opening a perceived wide range at this point in the tournament I’m guessing? You say perceived as tight/agg, but do you think that’s what his perception of you will be? I’d think a pro would be able to understand that you would be waiting to take advantage of your image. You didn’t mention that, but I’d probably guess that. Then a short stack who shoves say 77+ KQ+ AJ+ puts in 11bb. You would have a better answer for that guy’s range but as a default I don’t think a shorty’s folding those hands and you could only add to that range depending on player type, unless there are some other bubble factors you havent mentioned. Then a fish flats! That fish could flat like ATs, KQs, 88-AA, AKo/AQo, even like QJs.

Well one thing I’d think after is that if the fish will not put his whole stack in, and is weak enough to put in 30% of his stack and fold like this with a lot of hands, it’s likely a profitable spot with a ton of hands to have because you’ll have 2.1ish to 1 on your money if the fish folds a ton, (like 80%).

So it comes back to you, OP lol, youre really the only worry for the pro. If youll fold all but like QQ+ and AKs or something if he rips here, and he thinks youll have like another 15% of hands that youre folding, then boom.

So idk like idk why we can’t see something down to a suited ace from the pro because this is a really profitable spot if the fish folds. like 40% against the short stack for would still be like a 10% profit a huge amount of the time.

Now you see the fish wants to rip. Maybe he has AA, but is he ever folding TT here? or AK or AQ?

I’m pretty stoked without doing many calculations, which relies heavily on how I think a pro would be thinking in that spot. Care to share results?