Bubble hand-KQs in big blind

[bobcorn]

PokerStars Game #3480829795: Tournament #17268838, Hold'em No Limit - Level VIII (200/400) - 2005/12/30 - 15:10:48 (ET)
Table '17268838 1' Seat #9 is the button
Seat 3: BigOilSlick (5290 in chips)
Seat 7: bobcorn (2735 in chips)
Seat 8: lspoker1 (2975 in chips)
Seat 9: dvd30 (2500 in chips)
BigOilSlick: posts the ante 25
bobcorn: posts the ante 25
lspoker1: posts the ante 25
dvd30: posts the ante 25
BigOilSlick: posts small blind 200
bobcorn: posts big blind 400
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to bobcorn [Qs Ks]
lspoker1: folds
dvd30: folds
BigOilSlick: raises 400 to 800
bobcorn: ???
bobcorn: raises 1910 to 2710 and is all-in
BigOilSlick: folds
bobcorn collected 1700 from pot

BigOilSlick had been weak-tight so far and was capable of making a laydown. Since he got his big stack he had min raised a few times so I interpret his raise more as weakness than strength. I probably have some fold equity and moving all in here will make the table less likely to raise my blind. Is moving in here too risky against the big stack? Is flat-calling and moving in on a K or Q high flop an option?

[zardnok]

At this point in the tourney and given your read on the player, I would move in every time and twice on Sundays. Your chip stack is dwindling and compared to the blind levels, you have two moves, All-In and Fold.

K-Q suited is a quality hand with 4 left, you gotta push it.

[jacedk]

If he had been in another position, like the Button or CO, I think this would have been a nice spot for a stop-n-go. But good push, especially given your read.