EV Help

As my name might suggest, I'm a green player. I've had some success in SnGs $10-$30 buy-ins, but like everyone else, want to improve my game. I'm trying to get a better grasp of EV and wanted to see if my understanding/analysis is correct. I'll use the following hand that came up last night.

Blinds 100/200
5 players left
Table has been fairly tight

I'm in the CO and dealt KhQh
EP limps
MP limps
I limp
SB raises to $300
BB folds
EP folds
MP calls
SB has been a rock so I put him at high pair or overcards. MP probably Ax, Kx or mid pair. I call.

Flop 10h 3h 6s (pot $1300)
SB pushes all in $1225
MP folds

Now, I have a little better than 2-1 against making the flush on the turn or river (please correct me if I'm wrong). If I make it, I lose if the SB has Ah - I'll take that risk.

Disregarding the Ah, I think I'm looking at a slight EV+ (I win 2525 for a 1225 bet ... slightly better than 2-1), so I should call. Is my understanding of EV and calculation correct?

Not that it's relevant to EV, but I called and drew a 7h on the turn, blank on the river.

SB had pocket QQ.

Thanks

Having 35% chance to hit your flush (and assumingly win the hand), your chip EV on the flop call would be:
.35 * 2525 - .65 * 1225 = 883.75 - 796.25 = 87.5

Money EV, since this is a tourney, is completely different and quite impossible to figure out mathematically. Would need to know stack sizes to have any insight there.

Ok, it looks like I'm on the right track at least.
Thanks

There is actually a forumula to equate tourny chips to value. I have never used it myself, but the best of best tourny players use it. I can't think of it's name off the top of my head.

its called ICM and it is the shit.

And with the help of Google, http://www.bol.ucla.edu/~sharnett/ICM/info.html

Eh, it's just an heuristic. You got me all excited :(