2/3 Star Sydney

V is MAWG playing pretty loose preflop and passive post.

V is effective stack with $300

1 limp to H in CO with AdJs who makes it $25, V in SB calls, limper folds.

AQJxhh

V x, H 25, V shoves, Hero?

Rlly had no idea what to do in this spot.

It really makes a difference if the Ah was on the board or not

I put that in the HH. Flop was AQJxhh

The most he can have is 13 outs unless he just flats preflop with JJ+

You're a fairly big favorite here.

I would fold. Like you wrote he is passive post flop.
A 2/3 loose/passive player check/raising 90+BBs all in on the flop is most of the time the nuts

You have 40-57% depending on assumptions. I do think AhXh is more likely than KT so I call

Shove looks more like a heart draw than a made hand, but he might be the type who tries to protect. Get a table read or flip a coin. I probably call. (If he has a made hand, I think it's AQ, unfortunately.)

Realized hero had Ad and made a big edit.

JJ there's only one combo of that left so whatever. QQ is really the bigger danger here and people can flat that pre. The fact that small blind is flatting at all tells us he probably doesn't 3-bet wide enough.

If we have the Ad I don't think flush draws are a big enough part of villains range for us to call here. I call if he can have the Ad though.

This is what I get for answering posts to early in the morning. Thought diamonds were the draw not hearts. With Ah unblocked I call.

I asked a broadly similar question yesterday, with the difference that my villain "likes to do" this sort of thing. Unfortunately, that's not very specific, but it's what I had to go on. Your villain is "passive post." That's also not very specific, but it's what you have to go on. It makes a huge difference to me. If your villain is passive post, then he's probably not doing this on a draw.

If he's not doing this on a draw, it's not a question of counting how many ways he can have AQ or JJ or even QQ, if he'd flat that preflop, which he might. He just likely has one of those hands. You don't need to go to stacks for this, even if you are wrong.

If he does do this kind of thing quite a bit, then it might be different, but then you've got him pegged wrong and he's not passive post.

So I think you can fold for now. Get him later.

Pre-flop seems way too big. On the flop it's an easy call.

Good analysis. V had KThh for the nizzles with the redraw to the nizzles. Told me he shoved in case I had a flush draw and immediately racked up. Good times.

Preflop is big because the game plays big, $500 max buy-in so it really plays like 2/5.