This is in one of our weekly Blogger tournaments. About 100 people for a $10 tournament. We get all sorts of people playing these things. Really bad players and newbies to awesome high stakes people

On to the hand. 25/50 blinds. I have 1500 (starting stack still)

One of the really good players (Who is ranked high in the rankings and has made A LOT of 5 figure socres lately) opens from EP to 150. He has been playing really loose so far. His range is really wide.

I pick up TT and pop it to 500. I hadn't played many hands yet in the 30 hands or so in this tournament. Then the SB, a guy who I don't know and who has been playing tight raises to 1100 (he started with 2200). This screemed huge strength, obviously. It is basically a min-4-bet. I don't know about you, but when I see 4-bets like that, it has to be a hand that crushes me (AA, KK, or QQ). If I am being generous and include AK and JJ in has range, I am about a 2:1 dog there.

Obviously, If I decide to continue with the hand, it will be for my stack. so I have to call 1000 to win 2200. 2.2:1

I decided to fold and find a better spot with the 20 BBs I had left. Late in a tournament, I know that when you commit 1/3 of your stack, you should never fold. But I still had 20 BBs left after the hand.

Was this "so bad it's funny"?

Good fold, but I keep the 3bet a little smaller, probably about 400.

you've gotta reraise the loose EP open raiser with TT. the SB's play looks like he has you crushed. Pretty easy fold at that point. it's an annoying spot, but what are you gonna do?