table was super tight, was stealing without resistance.

We push this with those reads?

PokerStars NLHE Tournament, ($2.28+$0.22), t800/t1600/t150 blinds, 7 handed, 30%/20%/11.9%/8%/6.5%/5%/3.5%/2.6%/1.7% payouts
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{Tournament|PokerStars|2.28|0.22|800|1600|150|180-Man}
UTG: t19945 11 BBs{Player|UTG|19945|RaiseTo|3350|Overridden|16|14|13 |13|16|16|9|2|2|2|2|2|2|2|2|2|2|2|2|2|2|2|2|2|2|2| 2|2|2|2|2|2}
Hero: t38919 22 BBs{Player|Hero|38919|Ad|Qd}
UTG+2: t2720 1.6 BBs{Player|UTG+2|2720|Fold|150}
CO: t7775 4.4 BBs{Player|CO|7775|Fold|150}
BTN: t31241 18 BBs{Player|BTN|31241|Fold|150}
SB: t21272 12 BBs{Player|SB|21272|Fold|150}
BB: t13850 7.9 BBs{Player|BB|13850|Fold|150}

Preflop: Hero is UTG+1 with AQ
UTG raises to t3350 (8+), Hero?


anotherone, postflop pre FT:

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $2,000(BB) Replayer
SB ($16,300)
BB ($19,045)
Hero ($37,799)
UTG+1 ($3,540)
CO ($31,091)
BTN ($27,947)

Dealt to Hero K A

Hero raises to $4,300, fold, fold, fold, fold, BB calls $2,300

FLOP ($10,800) 2 7 8

BB bets $14,545 (AI), Hero calls $14,545

1) I think the raise is good with AQs since it might induce some action we want from hands that might have otherwise folded. As described I'd raise/fold to a BTN 3bet, but call everyone else.

2) Shoving is probably easier, since everyone is so short, but I don't see a problem as you've played it. I'd probably call aswell, since it looks like a stop n go play.

Hand1) Is villain playing 16/14? I think I'd jam it here most of the time. Not a snap jam though. 11BB open looks a bit suspicious, though some villains are opening most of their range, instead of shoving.

Hand2) I like r/c pre here. Any reads on villain? I like a call, but villains show up with small pocketpairs looking for a good flop. Also a lot of random bull****, like Ax or like KQ, KJ, QJ, T9 etc. I think it's close, but a call readless. You don't do too bad against pairs considering pot odds, and are surprisingly often ahead and dominating.

qdoodydota: i can only jam or fold, not open...

no info on villain, but he did not open a single hand since been at the table.


PS: Both are same opponents.

Sorry I misread the hand

it's an interesting spot

I am inclined to jam and build a stack unless I find strong reasons not to do so.

One such reason might be blocking stacks behind me or unprecedented nitiness of UTG.

r/c both


re #2: i just fold and tell no one. vs all his draws(very few imo)/ A7,A8, 8x, 7x, 66/99 etc etc our eq is goin down fast.
need to do some maths on it, it may be kinda close but id say just fold from looking at it.

hand 1 isnt a standard call imo considering how nitty the table is and his raise with 11 bb from utg is suspicious,but im prob still getting it in considering stack sizes.

hand 2 fold otf,easy.

hand 1- shove. just shove.

hand 2- prob fold.. if he was shorter you could make an argument to call. If you are unsure of spots like this use this as a reference.. if he's from russia, brazil or spain, then call.

mhhh...cant really fold a hand that i have decided to be ai already preflop.

If you think he was tight, he wouldn't stop'n'go there without a pair I think. Making it a fold.

Agree with plo ufo on making broad generalizations when you are unsure, and readless in those spots.

1. shove
2. I might fold.

lmfao at hand #2 comment, must color code players by nationality.

Add Italians also, advised, apart from at midday

LOL....

1st: I'm shoving AQs there, unlucky if he's trapping\inducing any monster.
2nd: Do you have notes on blinds? Anyway, im always shoving there because I think its much more profitable not risking to get called and miss the flop. As it was played I don't really dislike the call on the flop because it can be a easily stop and go from the villain.