theginger45 said
I probably just fold turn, to be honest. You’re reaching a leverage point where the pot is getting huge, you have very little clarity regarding villain’s range, and you’re very likely to face a river all-in on almost any river. There’s very little incentive to play large pots early on in the tournament – it sounds weird, but I think that even if you told me this spot was +5bb in chipEV, I might still fold turn. There’s a huge disadvantage to calling off stacks early on like this, unless it’s a very large gain in chipEV.  

I understand Matt’s reasoning. However, in a $1 tourney from my experience players are thinking at a very low level. They don’t read hands very well or think about what they represent or what their opponents can have. I have seen opponents take this line with a lot of Ax which is not two pair. I have also seen just random things like bluffing for the rush without any equity. There are so many “what are u doing?” moments at showdown I would consider calling more in a $1 and $2 tourney but fold at higher stakes than these especially in the Pokerstars $1 tournaments where you can just rebuy in the registration period.