What boards are we not stacking off at SPR 1 with AAxx heads up?

Against unknowns it's very difficult to not stack off ..

I guess the obv choices are monotone Boards we don't block that may or may not also include connected cards that we don't block either.

Double Broadway-Double paired Boards that we can't make a straight with .. .KKT, QQJ. Whereas we should be more than willing to lose to a Dangler on T44.

Another factor will be are we OOP and Check or IP and get Checked to?

PLO has 'all those' minor/backdoor equities that we don't see in NL. Whether you are going to shove and offer 2 to 1 or are calling off getting 2 to 1 with some backdoors it really comes down to how your mental state is for these spots .. GTO, gut or Ghost under bed.

General questions like this don't get too much traction unless one of the 'chart' guys has some time and wants to chime in. GL

JT9sss and we have AA23!s - we can xf.

Often I have problems with some of the cryptic nomenclature used on this forum. Per the above JT9sss do you mean JT9 monotone in any suit and with AA23!s you mean aces without the ace blocker in the suit on board? This would make sense of course.

"s" could either mean spade or just monotone as you say, and the "!" mark means "no / not / none", so 4 cards none of which are spades. So the flop is monotone and not only do you not have the A nut flush blocker, you also have no spade at all in your hand, thus maximising the chance he has spades. Combined with the middle connectivity which hits a lot of hands in the form of straights and 2p, you are very likely either drawing dead or way behind.

Thanks for the info!

Just open PPT and play around with different boards - program is free.