FT, 7 handed with TT

I'd say so, your hand is far too good here.

That were my thoughts too, but in general, when i know that 100% i have worse hand and jamming (which is like calling a shove here) seems kinda naive in ICM cirrcumstances. His hand was obvious when he miniraised with 10bb, Ive seen him for like 50 hands and he was based

I mean, if you know he has AA, then yes, you should fold everything that isn't the other AA.

But not knowing that and giving him credit for having any kind of raise/folds or even raise/calls with unpaired hands, TT is too good to fold.

How do you 100% know you have a worse hand?

Cause Ive seen him, played couple HUs with him. He would jam with any other here and especially would not min-raise/fold anything. In other hands im consulting here i had no info on the vil, here i know he's miniraising with a pair that Has me beat. Should i still jam?

If you know he has a PP bigger than TT then you should fold. You would have only an 18% chance of doubling up and even when you do double up you would likely be below average with like 15 bb's. Risking 1/3 of your stack to go set mining doesn't make sense.

I do think its likely UTG has AA or KK really but I have seen players do really dumb things with AK (like limp preflop). Also I have seen players minraise with < 12 blinds when they didn't have a strong hand.

Still its a toughish spot. You could bust without moving up because your next good hand will have to get it in. I wouldn't be waiting to see how 3.5 bb guy gets it in because its only about moving up one spot if they get knocked out.

I really have never been in a spot like this. But I think you have to trust yourself.

Great summary. Yes i knew IT cause he was skilled, no stupid moves from him. Yet i jammed like a r-tard,which i shouldn't do coisidering ICM factor here especially

If villain were skilled they should have plenty of hands other than overpairs here. Skilled players don't exclusively minraise AA, because they would be too easy to play against.

I just ran a sim, although it may not be fully accurate because you didn't give too many details about the other stack sizes (I assumed 15bb avg stack), and in that context the villain plays about 16% of hands, equally split between minraises and jams, doing even more minraising if the bb is the small stack. Villain can include hands as wide as JJ+ and AJs to induce action, but also raises hands such as A9o, A7s, KJo+ that don't want to play for stacks.

At 10bb in chipEV, villain can't really raise-fold. However, at a final table, they still easily can (and should). And A9o and KJo in my sim actually fold to your rejam, because again villain becomes the short stack if they lose.

Ill use another Words there - his type of previous Play indicated that hed only min raise a monster here, i jammed and i think IT was bad