Set up…  This guy was really bad, had open shoved 26K into my JJ the previous level and sucked out….  Had hideiously also raised/flatted 1/8 of his stack with J10s  and flushed up to well over 100K, then donked back down to where he is when this hand started. I am 9th in chips, 20 left, and right at average.  If I call and win, I am chip leader with 19 left.

Full Tilt Poker $3 $0.30 No Limit Hold'em Tournament – t1000/t2000 Blinds + t250 – 5 players

Hand Conversion courtesy of Tournament Poker Edge

shadylady13 (BTN): BB = 51.8, t103663

Capitolio_tilt (SB): BB = 31.0, t62060

Godbersen (BB): BB = 43.9, t87882

lainie1072 (UTG): BB = 30.5, t60955

brunopie (CO): BB = 34.1, t68247

Pre Flop: (t4250) lainie1072 is UTG with T T

lainie1072 raises to t4125, 2 folds, Capitolio_tilt raises to t61810 all in, 1 fold

What I am thinking:  The only hands that beat me that he plays this way (even for a donkey) are JJ and maybe QQ.  AA or KK he would flat or 3 bet, but for arguments sake, we can keep them in his range.

I think he DOES play KJ+ this way, I think he plays A9+ this way, and I think he plays 22-99 this way.  This play smells of AQ and AK personally,

1.  What is your personal play here?

2.  If your play is call, at what stack sizes do you fold?  If you fold here, at what stack sizes are you calling?

3.  How does the price of being eliminated weigh into my decision?

4.  How does the upside of having 60 BBs and having the chip lead, which I can use to my advantage, weigh in?

If I go with my range as stated above, here is what my equity puts me at 59%, and that includes AA and KK, which I really do not put in his hands.  But at what cost to elimination?