Freeroll with prize pool equivalent of 0.25$. Starts with 150BB stacks but blinds increase every 4 minutes. I haven't played a single hand yet. 31 people currently registered, 8 handed in my current table and nowhere near the bubble.

Stacks:
UTG: 43.5BB
UTG+1: 10BB
LO: 18.75 BB
HI: 59.3BB
CO: 23.96BB
BTN: 3.25BB
SB: 17BB
BB (Hero): 17.3BB

Hero is dealt A3

Everyone except UTG+1, CO and BTN limps. BB (Hero) checks.

Flop (5BB) TK5

2 Checks, UTG raises pot, HI and LO call, SB folds. BB (Hero) shoves 16.3 BB into a 20BB pot.

With so much money in pot and small stack i don't think i have any fold equity. My pot odds are roughly 0.45 and according to this the chance of hitting a flush by river is only roughly 0.35. But assuming 1 call my pot odds become 0.33. And i also have a backdoor straight and i think even an ace pair might sometimes win against these players. Was this shove a correct?

I think shove pre is the play here.


as played I think jam flop and, call flop open jam non club turns both have some merit.

Players in here often call preflop shoves. Would you still shove pre if you knew you would very likely get called? (likely even by more than 1 person, some of these people hate to fold)

it's difficult to give any meaningful advice on this without knowing how loose we're talking about. I'd suggest you try to put some ranges in ICMizer (on chip EV) and see if you can get an idea of a profitable shoving range here for yourself.