Limp UTG ($5). He doesn't seem to crazy. 3 other callers. I am in BB. I am running really good and have won almost every hand I've played. People are avoiding me because I am running so hot.
I have QQ in bb and I raise to $35. UTG shoves all in for $500. Everybody else folds and it's on me.
On the one hand I feel like he should not be shoving AA,KK ever so I should call 100% of the time. On the other hand I kind of felt like because I was winning so many hands, he might raise big with a hand like KK because he just didn't want to see a flop with an A and then not know what to do.
I guess this is one of those spots where I should be calling because he could show up with AK, JJ, TT a lot but I was confused.
Fold and tell him nice bluff, maybe he'll show you. It's almost always AA when they overbet jam with 7 players behind. Id you had him beat then make a mental note and move on.
limp shove is AA/KK like literally 95%+ of the time from anyone who isn't creative and even most of the time from "creative" players. Seriously I don't think I've seen a lrr not be AA/KK yet this year.
limp shove is AA/KK like literally 95%+ of the time from anyone who isn't creative and even most of the time from "creative" players. Seriously I don't think I've seen a lrr not be AA/KK yet this year.
Thanks for the feedback. I thought folding QQ was really bad but I did it anyway because I felt like he had AA or KK.
But after the hand I wondered if it's common to play AA/KK that way at these stakes. I would never consider playing the hand that way. I would probably raise UTG and then either flat or 4b with AA and almost always 4b with KK. I would probably make it $90 to $120 depending on how I felt at the time. It's probably bigger than I need to make it but I think when the BB 3bets a UTG raise, his range is usually very strong and will call or jam.
