SB: 83,937 (12 bb)
BB: 8,996 (1.3 bb)
MP1: 141,720 (20.2 bb)
MP2: 320,227 (45.7 bb)
MP3: 72,906 (10.4 bb)
CO: 90,825 (13 bb)
Hero (BTN): 55,389 (7.9 bb)

Preflop: (4,900) Hero is BTN with A T
3 folds, CO raises to 21,000, [color="red"]Hero ???

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Fold? Shove? It's like the 3rd or 4th hand of the ft so no reads

Fold? Shove? It's like the 3rd or 4th hand of the ft so no reads

ugh...

Sorry for the slow reply. In cEV mode, I just leave EdgeC on 0.

Welcome to the forums. Your question is too general to give a good, specific answer, but the answer is probably "yes." I'd suggest posting hands where you're not sure about where to shove and where to fold, and flipping through this thread to look for hands with similar situations (for instance, here's a recent hand where I think pushing any two is correct).

The BB is going to have to call no matter what you do, and with the 2nd smallest stack I'd call readless.

What do you think about this hand?

(VPIP/PFR/3bet/hand)

MP1:16/16/NA/12
BTN:16/11/4/89
SB:67/33/33/6


PokerStars - $4.10+$0.40|10/20 NL (9 max) - Holdem - 8 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

SB: 1,840.00
Hero (BB): 1,470.00
UTG: 1,470.00
UTG+1: 1,470.00
MP: 2,045.00
MP+1: 1,470.00
CO: 1,470.00
BTN: 3,735.00

SB posts SB 10.00, Hero posts BB 20.00

Pre Flop: (30.00) Hero has J J

fold, fold, fold, MP+1 raises to 100.00, fold, BTN calls 100.00, SB raises to 300.00, Hero ?

Is this a reshove here? MP is a 180 reg so should be wide with under 7bbs but a lot of players behind.

Imo This is fold,because too many people are still after him.

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I don't understand this now.About what?

sopoRific! The problem is that the small blind, seems fish.However, no conclusion could be drawn from six hand though.I think fold in a better solution.Will result from this situation is clearly a lot of weak players.Do you agree?

SB's third 3-bet in 7 hands is probably enough to justify a shove (JJ vs. a maniac SB with 55+,A2s+,KTs+,QJs,A2o+,KJo+ and a tight MP with JJ+,AKs,AKo has 32% equity, and that's plenty since MP will often fold to the cold 4-bet), and if SB had already shown a weird hand, I'd happily shove with JJ. But with such a small sample, it's hard to tell whether SB is a maniac or simply someone who got 3 good hands in short succession.

People don't usually 3-bet light early, so readless I'd fold. However, as long as you didn't cold call, I wouldn't stress over this hand. It's not a common situation (a good-but-not-KK+ hand against a 3-bet by someone who may be a maniac) and I doubt making the wrong decision will be costly either way.

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Thank you for your detailed response.Unfortunately, history is overlooked only looked at the statistics.SB played two hands properly before this.So I had to fold it...
I went all in,MP called and showed QQ,SB AA...

second or third hand, no reads, villain open shoves 84BB's

vilain seems good here
stats: 22/9/35

close spot isnt it? I have 12BB yeah.. But is he doing this with AJ? The blinds are small here

35 hands are not too many,but doesn't seem too competent player.Most likely that you'll play flip.Imo From this position you can't fold it with this stack.

If there is no read on the player then fold.Check it out at the OPR.

if i still played these i'd call in <1sec.

same @unrealread's AQ hand but the worst hand i'd call.

CAWL!!

????

21 left im top 4 in chips i think
evil villain is a good reg who hasnt been abusing

Shove

3.3k/call readless

Hi,

what's better here a shove or a fold?