$7 HT, AI on a low board

[Vexx]

15th hand in, he was cbeting 2/3 every flop possible, so I thought I have enough equity to just shove over. That was yesterday.
Today I'm not sure anymore what's the right move here.

Poker Stars, $6.85 Buy-in (15/30 blinds) No Limit Hold'em Tournament, 2 Players
Poker Tools Powered By Holdem Manager - The Ultimate Poker Software Suite. View Hand #13499832

Hero (BB): 385 (12.8 bb)
SB: 615 (20.5 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BB with J K
SB raises to 60, Hero calls 30

Flop: (120) 4 5 9 (2 players)
Hero checks, SB bets 90, Hero raises to 325 and is all-in, SB calls 235

Turn: (770) 2 (2 players, 1 is all-in)
River: (770) 6 (2 players, 1 is all-in)

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[poenschepper]

3bet /shove preflop would make life easier

[l'enfant]

Against this routine 2/3 pot cbetter, your play makes sense, you have ~ 30% eq. and a lot of FE, so WP.

[Orsulab3rt]

snap jam pre

[Benjamin the Donk]

I'm not sure about a pre jam, that's a pretty good hand and I think we want to see a flop.
I wasn't sure about a flop jam, although I just ran it through equilab and you have about 45% equity vs a 60% opener, and also about the same vs an 80% opener. This assumes they cbet 100% of their range obviously.
So, yeah, ship it

[Beeblebreed]

Jam pre with that stacksize! Don't like shoving over his cbet with only 2 overs on a fairly wet board like this.

[ohly]

Originally Posted by Benjamin the Donk

I'm not sure about a pre jam, that's a pretty good hand and I think we want to see a flop.

there are alot of "pretty good hands" you would want to shove preflop i am sure, what makes you want to flat this one?

[JSpazz]

Originally Posted by Benjamin the Donk

I'm not sure about a pre jam, that's a pretty good hand and I think we want to see a flop.

why would we want to see a flop? if we see a flop we give villain an option to fold worse while we're obv getting it in on flop either way most of the time