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First off, I agree with your preflop reraise, trying to knock out the drawing hands (Ax suited, K10, connectors, etc). Once you're reraised all in, against 1 player you have to like your odds BUT against a reraise all in and a call, you are very likely a dog. Even if you give the players no credit (and considering how it worked out, they dont deserve any) you have to think one has an ace (anything from Ax suited through AK) and the other has either a lower pair (best case), a K (KJ, Kx suited etc), or either KK/AA (worst case). In the middle case, you are in a coin flip situation for all of your chips. If you feel like you are a much better player than the table, folding and outplaying later in the tourney is a good option. 2-1 odds are a great incentive for calling, but understand a) your tourney is at risk, and b) you are probably in a coin flip situation. This decision has nothing to do with how bad they played, you know what your odds are and should accept the outcome. This is exactly why isolation with a hand like QQ or JJ is so important. Also, do not rule out the 2nd player having KK or AA, as these are likely (but certainly not absolute) reasons for the call. Just my 2 cents.
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