JJ variance spot pre
1/3 NLHE 9 handed, lots of unknowns at the table on a weekend night.
V LP who just got drilled by flush over flush with KJdd when I had A6dd and seems tilted opens UTG+1 to 10 (stack 215),
LP unknown calls 10 MP (stack 120),
H to 50 with J♣ J♦ LJ (stack 615),
HJ unknown old asian man calls 50 (stack 500),
BTN loose passive calls 50 (stack covers),
SB loose passive calls 50 (stack 450),
V ships 215 total,
MP folds,
Hero?
The only players I really know anything about are V UTG+1 who is a loose passive that can't really read a board and just goes with his hand when he thinks its best, BTN who is loose passive and has limp raised AA pre and calls pre with a lot of junk, ships it in with AA and KK though. SB is another LP but weak, made a hero fold on a Q-J-Tr when I had KQ and he had QJ and I bombed flop OOP after 3-betting pre.
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Reshove. A tilted V off a shorter stack can be way wider than your normal limp reraise player. Like lower pocket pairs AK, AQ, worse A highs.
You want the droolers out of the pot. You want to avoid that dumb thing that happens where the flop goes multiway with a fractional SPR.
what about AQ or TT?
I guess it’s possible one of the guys behind you flatted with QQ (or maybe better, people do weird stuff) but I think it’s worth the risk here. Think jamming is the best play and if you lose it’s just a cooler.
Reshove. A tilted V off a shorter stack can be way wider than your normal limp reraise player. Like lower pocket pairs AK, AQ, worse A highs.
You want the droolers out of the pot. You want to avoid that dumb thing that happens where the flop goes multiway with a fractional SPR.
Ok good because thats what I did and result was fantastic but not sure if just lucky:
Result:
Spoiler
H jams, HJ says okay lets gamble and calls off 500, BTN says he's been waiting for this spot all night and calls 615, LP in blinds folds TT face up.
BTN has TT and freaks out his outs are dead
HJ has AKo
MP says he had KQ
tilted V UTG1 has AKo
Runout is dry Q high like Q-6-4-4-2
