A couple of you mentioned that AJ/AT are probably calls in this spot from BTN's point of view.
However, if the roles were reversed and we were the BTN facing the check raise from SB, would it be a totally different hand instead where we would actually fold?
That is, assume we are BTN in the hand with AJ (or AK)
- When we bet flop and face a check raise, what are we putting villain on?
- Are we calling the raise (and thus calling the turn shove)? Is this basically the same as being check raised all in on the flop?
UTG $1000
UTG+1
MP
CO
BTN $450 (Hero) A
J
SB $700 (Villain) Sat down one hour ago, hasn't played too many hands so far, 3-bet us once, assume we have no particular reads
BB $700
UTG straddles to $6, BTN/Hero raises to $20, SB calls $20, BB calls $20, UTG calls $20
Flop ($80): A
9
5
BTN/Hero who bets $65, SB raises to $175, BTN/Hero calls.
Turn ($430): 3
SB shoves for $255