DYM help

s2db2dk2ds

Against a random opponent, whom I haven't seen getting out of line...playing a tight game. Is this a spot I should be shoving? Or should I just fold and continue to play tight as I have a big stack? 

Thanks for the help in advance

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
s2db2dk2ds	Small blind		200.00	200.00	4210.00
x	Big blind		400.00	600.00	1155.00
	Your hole cards	J K
TRF	Fold
JC31	Fold
s2db2dk2ds	All-in		4210.00	4810.00	0.00
x	All-in		1155.00	5965.00	0.00
s2db2dk2ds	Unmatched bet		2855.00	3110.00	2855.00
s2db2dk2ds	Show	J K
x	Show	10 9

lisa1962

You're sat second out of 4 in a dym. Why risk that when you're shoving into a small stack who will call you much wider as he's already got 25% of his stack committed. Let someone else put their chips at risk against him. This type of game is all about risk management. Sat where you are you can fold your way to victory 80% of the time.

thejudge10

have to agree here,why shove,u have given your oppo a role reversal,and you could end up the shorty.

Your in a good position,and its all about surviving to the pay out.

unknown_username

hes got 3 bb just stick him in

Lambert180

Really we need to know what the other stack sizes involved are. I can see both stacks here are about 6k so the other two share the other 6k but it matters as to whether that's 5k anf 1k, 3k and 3k or w/e.

Given just the info we have, I'm leaning more towards a jam but obv I aint done any ICM calcs or anything. You should still have a good amount of FE especially against a tight opponent cos he aint gonna call you off with 49o etc.

jdsallstar

Yeah I'm putting him all in too.

You've got 4.2 in chips, other two have 7k between them (so around 3.5 each prob). If you lose you're probably only around 600 off chip leader and you're db next. You might not get a better chance to take someone out and with kj you've got a half decent hand heads up.