All in or fold. Your M right now is 16, but if you call, you are pot committed. I'm leaning toward folding this hand. UTG is telling you that he has a hand. The caller probably has a good hand or a great hand. You have a pair of 10s. Any A, K, Q, or J on the flop and you are probably losing, if you aren't already. Muck it and find a better spot.

Personally, I think from a tournament perspective, you made the right move. While you may have won the hand had you called, there are a lot of hands like that. You have over 25bb left and while you may be shortstacked at the table, you have plenty of hands to pick from before getting desperate. I'd wait for a better position...

Originally Posted by surftheiop

89 players left 20 pay
4000 chips (shortstacked at table)
Blinds 100/150
dealt TT on button UTG player raised to 3k gets one caller its to me ... whats your move ?
(both other players involved had 10 - 15k chips and seemed to be solid players)

This is a tough one. A 3k raise with the blinds at 100/150 (you sure that's not 75/150?)? And he gets a caller with that 20x bb raise? You sure you're not on Sammy Farha's table at the WSOP (man was that awesome watching him catch that set of 3's against Mr. New to Poker's aces). The raiser might be just trying to push the table around, but the second caller isn't kidding. Only 4 hands ahead of you here, but gotta figure one of them is out.

Good fold, don't sweat what your opponent's had or the 10 on the flop, it's only going to happen 1 time in 8 (7:1 odds). Put a note on your opponents as "maniacs". It's better you think someone is tighter than they actually are and find out they are loose than lose everything when you figure the other way around. Don't count on luck to save you, count on skill.