23BB SB KJo call/fold vs jam from bb with 36/1000 left . 150$+ buy in
Is it too loose call with 36 players left around 1k entries. Chip ev shows fold with 25bb. In icm similar scenarios with 5% left or 3 tables show around 60-69% for call. with 2 tables clear fold. I called in game, but leaning towards fold after review.
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Player dependent personally. Villains stats?
These really big open jams tend to be a lot of small pairs and weakfish Ax, in other words a lot of hands you are going to be a flip against. With ICM this is an easy fold.
Yeah, seems pretty trivial fold. Don't post results.
24BB is a huge open jam. Its usually a capped range, since premium hands want more action. But at the same time its rarely a hand, that KJo is ahead off. Its usually a lot of small to medium pairs and A high. You are obviously not getting a good price either, so for me this is a fold.
I'm kind of shocked at the App's calling range including hands like JTs.
I fold all Qx/Jx, I probably fold KQ here. With KJ I expect to be behind most of the time. And while hands like 22-55 can be jams they can also be limps and its basically break even with a call.
We can be facing 66-TT for a flip that isn't even worth it at like 46%. But JJ+/AK/AJ/KQ have us at a big disadvantage while hands like KT/QJ/JT are not hands I would expect to be jamming as much because we will be calling with AJ+/99+ and the gain isn't worth the loss if I were the jammer. AQ also has us at about 40% and all AXs have us at a similar disadvantage while all AXo leave us at like 42.5% or so.
I get why the player jammed for 23 bb's effective stack because playing OOP after raising would be tough and there is a lot of FE with this jam. But I expect a lot of Ax to be jamming and a lot less Broadways that don't have an A. I also expect just about all pairs to be jamming as well (maybe not AA and KK).
