FT 4 left 25k gtd
Hey everyone, came across a interesting spot and wondering what GTO solvers say as well as traditional play
hero is btn with 13bb
UTG was quiet for the most part but then he doubled through the big stack and got more aggressive the next few hands. He now has over 30 bb
Sb is big stack 40bb
Bb has 15 bb
my image has been tight, ive been short the entire final table and managed to watch some other bigger stacks get knocked out. Jamming when I needed to, to stay alive.
UTG opens 2x
I jammed 13bb with KJs
I'm curious to what everyones opinion is. I believe GTO is a standard jam there. But given the infomation above, should i ease off the jam given utg's recent aggression and 2 others behind me?
Thanks
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As the short stack, 4 handed, kj is a monster. No reason to give up positional advantage pre flop though, unless you think you have fold equity with utg.
Payouts?
As the short stack, 4 handed, kj is a monster. No reason to give up positional advantage pre flop though, unless you think you have fold equity with utg.
As short as we are, there isn't much in the way of positional advantage postflop.
Given the final table scenario, we don't want to call this much of our stack and then fold. I think jam is both fine and the preferred play here.
I diisagree. Calling 2bbs off a 13bbs stack, I would still rather act last vs villain on all streets post flop. I never said I was planning to fold it.
I think we can call here. Play in position, with a hand that has so many boards that favour our range, and a lot of boards that can give us good equity with our specific hand.
If we end up having to fold because of action from the blinds we still have fold equity for future hands.
I think we can call here. Play in position, with a hand that has so many boards that favour our range, and a lot of boards that can give us good equity with our specific hand.
If we end up having to fold because of action from the blinds we still have fold equity for future hands.
this is where my thought was. I wasnt soo much woried about the raiser, more so worried about the people behind me calling/shoving
