Hello,

I am in a ring game.

A character has been playing somewhat tight. BUT they have not brought in FULL, and yet still, they do not "AUTO-TOP " the add more when you are under your buy in.

THey have 50 BB originaly, but have made one or two wins, but are now down around 45/46 BB.

So.

They raise in early position. 3x

I have JACK JACK.


QUESTION 1.

IS THIS A MANDATORY RE-RAISE?


I flat call, because there were agressive mules behind me and If I raise and they shove,? Well.? Plus there was a limp before the person raise.


ANYWAY.

It gets Heads Up.


FLOP IS


TEN TEN little. I forget. Rainbow though.


SHORT STACK leads out 3/4 pot.


I call? Mistake?


TURN is 5 ?


They lead out half pot.

They do this quick.


If I call here it is going in on the River.


SO I shove over them


They turn over the QUEEN QUEEN.


No jack on river. And I do not win.



WAS THIS A BAD?

THe person was tight, but shoudl I be folding JACKS in this spot?

How tight must I be ? If someone raises must I fold Unless I have the ACE ACE, or fold the flop lest I hit TRIPS?


I still ended my session Up, because the mule had not been Full Stack, which might be another reason I go with the JACKS here?



THANK YOU

You suck at posting hands, I stopped reading after

Hello

I am in a ring game

Here,

I will condense it.

I have JACKS. A person who is not argressive raises.

Should I reraise?

WHen I end up with an over pair, should I be comfortable getting the money in? IF my opponent is not full stacked?


I will not dignify that rude comment 1jack.

And I do not understand what the Maze and Rodent are to signify, but I am sure your Joke is causing the young men to giggle. Nice work young woman.

BUt is there any one who has an opinion?

Bitchibee turns me on like there's no tomorrow.

Well good for you then Lips,

But is no one Interested in poker, I must leave soon, but I hope someone will answer.


Thank you.

I'm guessing that only 46BB deep, you are probably destined to get it all in and lose on this board. You can't really fold to a raise preflop - if you 3-bet and he shoves you could probably get away from it, but you might even be pot committed since he is short, depending on how much you raise. Once you call the bet on the flop you are likely committed unless another overcard comes up. He can have a lot of hands that beat you, and also a number that don't.

Your best chance to get away from the hand is on the flop. If you raise him, he might fold, and he might call. If he calls, you might be able to get to the river without getting everything in. If he reraises - it is time to throw it away. But if you are going to call on the flop, and nothing changes, you pretty much are committed to call the turn and river, too.

Thank you,

My only thought later when Reflecting on this. Was that he/she bet twice with Rapidity so that might signal that They felt STRONG against the TEN TEN. Which meant over pair, Which meant JACKS or better.

SInce I have JAcks, Better obviously.

Yes, I belive this was a mistake.

Should I reraise in this situation, with aggressive players to act. (PreFlop)

There is no way you can 3bet/fold JJ vs a halfstacker.

Looks fine. Pre can be both 3bet and call.

Urmm. If there is a raise behind you I'd much prefer it from an aggressive player than from a passive one. They have a wider range that JJ does much better against. If a passive player raises you are up against a much tighter range.

I'm reraising here 100% basically unless there is someone super squeeze happy behind in which case I'll call, with the intention of back raising

Mr. Giblet,

If you use a hand converter people are much more likely to respond to your threads. If you do not have PT3 or HEM you can copy the raw hand history data from your poker client. You can then input that into one of the multiple HH converters out there. Just google hand history converter and bingo. Then you can have legible posts like all the rest of the people in this forum, and will not have to wade through multiple trolls and levels in order to receive a response.

Your unusual style of posting makes me reply everytime you start a thread, for better or for worse.

I would 3bet because you'd be taking out the others behind you as you don't want them drawing with a SC or something like that PF. Depending on the villain's stats you could probably put him in on the flop.

Mr Giblet, your responses to the non-poker-related replies always crack me up. Thank you for that.

I'd reraise pre-flop.

As played flop call is good. And I'd probably call turn and call river or if he checks river shove myself on a lot of cards.