MP2 is GTU here. UTG+1 has been loose, but not super loose, and not overly aggressive. Normally, against a full stack, I flat call this, and attempt to ooutplay them post flop. But seeing as He was being forced to push on the flop regardless with that bet, I figured I'd try to get this HU and take all 5 cards. GTU Didn't seem to agree with my play here. There is no way I can fold this IMO.

Ignoring results, What do you do In my spot? Remember this is a $4 SNG.

Poker Stars
No Limit Holdem Tournament
Blinds: t25/t50
9 players


Stack sizes:
UTG: t6875
UTG+1: t720
MP1: t2820
Marm: t1595
MP3: t3845
CO: t3410
Button: t1170
SB: t3065
BB: t630

Pre-flop: (9 players) Marm is MP2 with
UTG calls t50 (pot was t75), UTG+1 raises to t450, MP1 folds, Marm raises to t1000, 6 folds, UTG+1 calls all-in t270.
Uncalled bets: t280 returned to Marm.

Flop: (t1565, 1 player + 1 all-in - Main pot: t1565)


Turn: (t1565, 1 player + 1 all-in - Main pot: t1565)


River: (t1565, 1 player + 1 all-in - Main pot: t1565)


Results:
Final pot: t1565
Marm showed Ad Qd
UTG+1 showed Jh Jc

Level 2, I fold A Q here.

Position MP2(unfavorable),
hand strength AQs(very good but not great),
read on opponent(not too loose)
and the other potentially interested player would make me fold in this spot.

You did end up with position after the flop, but that will not happen every time.
(unless you had a table full of players like me )

This hand should bring some good discussion.

I say, too early to be coin flipping for half your stack.

When I was givin you shit earlier...that's cause I'm an asshole...

but...yea...I'd agree with everyone else is this was a bigger buy-in...this would be too early...

given the fact that's it's $4....I say do whatever the f-ck you want...personally I gamble the f-ck up...

I am going off the assumption that Jack was joking.