Good fold?

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t100 (8 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver Cards)

UTG+1 (t335)
MP1 (t1685)
MP2 (t1355)
CO (t3065)
Button (t3300)
Hero (t1505)
BB (t1390)
UTG (t1040)

Preflop: Hero is SB with , .
UTG raises to t1040, UTG+1 calls t335 (All-In), MP1 raises to t1685, 2 folds, Button calls t1685, 2 folds.

Flop: (t4895) , , (4 players, 1 all-in)

Turn: (t4895) (4 players, 1 all-in)

River: (t4895) (4 players, 1 all-in)

Final Pot: t4895

Final pot was won by KK

With that many people all in I think a fold is good here. Your equity goes up just by watching people get knocked out and with that many people allin i think theres a good chance someone else has one of your aces. It really comes down to how well you know the players but I think a fold here is almost always correct.

then again... i dont play tournaments.

With this action I dont hate a fold, but I dont think calling would be bad either, its getting late in the tourney and people are getting desperate. If button hadnt called [he had a bigger stack] then Id probably call. If we were shorter stacked Id also probably call. I havent played tournies in awhile though.

AKs would usually be an auto call for me, especially if I have the others covered (which you don't). After all, how many hands are dominating you? Only AA and KK, you even slightly ahead of QQ! With two poeple going all-in ahead of you and, let's say, 10 people to go bust before getting ITM, yes I would fold this.

And: The board displayed is not relevant as ou are looking at your odds preflop!

In this situation, with the shorter stacks, calling isn't so bad since you will be in the hunt for side pots and a main pot... but I'm folding this a majority of the time.

You are in no way desperate yet, you still have 15 bbs. An UTG push, shortie call, and a MP push... I really don't want to toss my stack in here. I think this is a good fold.

Just for example, let's put UTG and MP1 on a range here. I am not going to be able to get a complete accurate range as I do not have reads...

Let's just run your best case scenario, you have them both dominated:

equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hand 1: 55.6495 % 54.41% 01.24% { AdKd }
Hand 2: 23.5212 % 22.28% 01.24% { AQs, AQo }
Hand 3: 20.8293 % 19.59% 01.24% { AJs, AJo }

You're practically flipping here, and I like to avoid coinflips if possible in sngs.

Now I'm going to make a range for them, and if you think this range isn't appropriate let me know.. like I said before I don't know how they were playing. Since this is beginners forum I'm going to assume the buyin was 11 or less, and the players might be a bit looser:

equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hero: 36.1086 % 31.19% 04.92% { AdKd }
UTG: 25.8787 % 23.99% 01.89% { 66+, A9s+, KJs+, A9o+, KJo+ }
MP1: 38.0128 % 34.11% 03.90% { 88+, AQs+, AQo+ }

One might argue that mp1's range should be a little wider, but I can't come to that conclusion without reads. A push over a push is generally at least a pair, or maybe AK, even at the lower levels.

Just one last scenario, even if they both have an under pair and you have 2 big live suited cards:

equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hand 1: 39.5989 % 39.48% 00.12% { AdKd }
Hand 2: 30.2005 % 29.75% 00.45% { QQ-22 }
Hand 3: 30.2005 % 29.75% 00.45% { QQ-22 }

Worse than a coinflip.

I think you should lay this down here.

EDIT - Wow I didn't even notice button's cold call here... I only did ranges on UTG and MP1... the fact that button calls here imo makes this a very easy laydown... AKs against 4 hands?? No thanks....