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[QUOTE="vinnie, post: 5652240, member: 95995"]
Alright, I have tried to clean this up to make it easier to read.  I turning stacks into big blinds, and rounded to one decimal place.  The numbers may not add up exactly, because of the rounding.  But, the values are close enough.

Tournament 3,500/7,000 875 ante NLHE
  Players : 9

[B]CO -- 13.9bb  M: 5.3[/B]
BTN -- 15.7bb  M: 6.0
[B][COLOR=Red]SB [Hero] -- 13.7bb M: 5.2[/COLOR]
BB -- 2.4bb M: 0.9[/B]
UTG -- 14.7bb M: 5.6
UTG+1 -- 2.1bb  M: 0.8
MP -- 0.4bb  M: 0.2
MP+1 -- 1bb  M: 0.4
 [B]HJ -- 58.5bb M: 22.3[/B]

SB posts 0.5bb, BB posts 1bb

Hero is dealt: :jc4::kd4:

Pot: 2.6bb

[I]4 folds[/I], [COLOR=red]HJ raises to 2.2bb[/COLOR],  [COLOR=Blue]CO calls 2.2bb[/COLOR], [I]1 fold[/I], [COLOR=blue]Hero calls 1.7bb[/COLOR], [COLOR=red]BB raises all-in to 2.3bb[/COLOR], [COLOR=blue]HJ calls 0.1bb, CO calls 0.1bb, Hero calls 0.1bb[/COLOR].

Flop: :ks: :3d4: :6d4:  Pot: 10.3bb  (1 player all-in)

[COLOR=Red]Hero bets all-in 3.4bb[/COLOR], [COLOR=blue]HJ calls 3.4bb[/COLOR], [I]1 fold[/I]

Turn:  :ks: :3d4: :6d4: :10h:  Pot: 17.4bb  (2 players all-in)

River:  :ks: :3d4: :6d4: :10h: :8s:  Pot: 17.4bb  (2 players all-in)

I think the HJ could be opening a fairly wide range here, but KJ would still be a very marginal hand when considering the gap theory. But, when the CO calls, I think our hand drops way down in value.  One player could be fooling around, but when you have a raise and a caller the chances are at least one of them has a real hand.  We can't squeeze here by shoving, because our stack is too short and we have no fold equity.  On top of that, the BB is likely committed here a lot and we'd probably see this flop 3 ways.  We're easily in very bad shape.

This is a pretty clear fold.
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