Hello , the opponnet is kinda fishy raising 3 and 4 times PF and then folding to shoves.

after 100 hands the villian have this stats:
VPIP:40
PFR: 23
3 BET:14,7


[converted_hand][hand_history]Poker Stars, $3.19 Buy-in (8,000/16,000 blinds, 1,600 ante) No Limit Hold'em Tournament, 2 Players
Poker Tools Powered By Holdem Manager - The Ultimate Poker Software Suite. View Hand #23112021

BB: 410,028 (25.6 bb)
Hero (SB): 440,472 (27.5 bb)

Preflop: Hero is SB with 6 6
Hero raises to 32,000, [color="red"]BB raises to 408,428

HERO????

What you do in this situation? call and try to win now or keep your 30 bb stack and take advantage of the edge he have against villian

Thanks a lot

If you feel you have an edge I would be more inclined to let this one go.

Wouldnt be too happy flipping for 25BB if we feel we can outplay him

Stats are hard to read as you can't really tell how many hands were heads up, three hand, four handed etc...

Probably fold this one early going HU

Yes... In This specif hand i called and felt that played the hand badly. I had a big edge over the villian and should fold ... What are your calling range here ?

88+, AJ+, ATs+ probably.

I'd definitely call with more hands if I had a read on this guy, but he's probably not just shoving random hands here and he likely has a capped range. You might be able to throw in a few more Ax and Kx hands, but most guys are just really strong, but not nutted here and unsure how to get value from their strong hand (aka they're bad).

OP, Calling here is bad equity wise against a 14% 3bet range even if he was playing wide
MP2 55.81% 55.57% 0.24% 77+, A7s+, K9s+, QTs+, JTs, ATo+, KJo+, QJo
BU 44.19% 43.95% 0.24% 66


I would say close to this quoted range but I'm more inclined of TT+, AJs+ AQo+ with 25eff bb stacks. You're in a turbo so yes, waiting for these premiums don't come often but the difference between 1st and 2nd is massive so you're not here to call

with emitnulB's range of 7.09% which is 50% of the 14.7%, you have:
58.71% equity

with a tighter range of what I said which is 4.98% which is about 30% of villain's range, we have 62.75% equity

if this was 3 handed, the 2 ranges listed above would mean a lot more for ICM purposes but since ICM is not used for HU, why take a flip even stacked with a marginal hand? Think about it, he has to be shoving A5s and small or 5s and smaller. That's actually a really small range of hands that you are massively dominating considering the small amount of combinations to make a PP. You're only slightly ahead here against overcards.


but what my actual point is going to be, you're heads up, you have tons of opportunity to outplay your opponent (unless you're going against a 3r pro).