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Was in a spot today. Wondering what other REGS think
StayOrGo
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I'll simplify it. Both opponents are neither tight nor aggressive.
It's a fairly standard spot, but I was surprised that I didn't know what to do. Think I am losing it. :=(
About 12 players left in UKOPS Main Event. I am probably about 10th in chips.
Button has 30BB's, Small Blind has 16BB's, I have 14BB's
Button min raises and Small Blind shoves, I have AJ suited.
I folded, was that too nitty? It's an easy shove if the small blind had folded obviously.
The button folded, so no idea if it was a good fold or not.
Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
It's kind of a standard spot, but not easy either.
Is there a NASH range for these situations? (When faced with not just a raise or a shove, but a raise then a shove) If so would love to have the link. It would need to have table position of the raise and of the shove, plus my table position, plus effective BB's, so may be too tricky for a chart.
VOTE for either "GOOD FOLD" or "YOU'RE A NIT", preferably with reasons.
I think my range should be AK, AQ and 99+ but that may be a bit nitty, not sure. Clearly in a game, the decision is so opponent specific, but these two players seemed solid, with no real bias either way, so lets assume they played it completely optimally.
Cheers,
G
It's a fairly standard spot, but I was surprised that I didn't know what to do. Think I am losing it. :=(
About 12 players left in UKOPS Main Event. I am probably about 10th in chips.
Button has 30BB's, Small Blind has 16BB's, I have 14BB's
Button min raises and Small Blind shoves, I have AJ suited.
I folded, was that too nitty? It's an easy shove if the small blind had folded obviously.
The button folded, so no idea if it was a good fold or not.
Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
It's kind of a standard spot, but not easy either.
Is there a NASH range for these situations? (When faced with not just a raise or a shove, but a raise then a shove) If so would love to have the link. It would need to have table position of the raise and of the shove, plus my table position, plus effective BB's, so may be too tricky for a chart.
VOTE for either "GOOD FOLD" or "YOU'RE A NIT", preferably with reasons.
I think my range should be AK, AQ and 99+ but that may be a bit nitty, not sure. Clearly in a game, the decision is so opponent specific, but these two players seemed solid, with no real bias either way, so lets assume they played it completely optimally.
Cheers,
G
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22+, A2s+, A2o+, K6s+, K9o+, Q9s+, QTo+, JTs
It depends on the BTNs motive , is he trapping or is it a genuine steal.
Im a losing MTT player though.
So your fold seems reasonable. Is there no other info on villians apart from "neither tight nor aggressive"? Specific reads would help, eg is it the first time the SB has jammed with this stack, is it frequent etc.
It's borderline,(I fold A10) but think i'd hate myself for folding AJs, dunno what you're worried about though,everyone knows how you run in these spots.
On other sites a definite call, but on Sky, for me at least, a fold without reads, for the reasons Larson gave