biger 162$ itm

I perhaps call QKs but not JKs I dont think.

Then like 66+, AT+, QKs

This might be too tight idk

Hi,

I think KJs might be call. Problem is that he would likely shove also all his A2-AT (AJ) that are 56%-44% ahead, but he would also shove his worse broadway and suited connectors/pp-s that KJs is ahead. So in the end you should be slight favorite and you need to win flips to reach FT.
22/22 is aggressive enough and his stack is big enough that loosing 25k allos him to play on, that you should see mostly slightly worse hands. So I would not fold KJs.

I would likely call you spot with AT+, KQ, KJs+, A8s+, 55+ (basically all the hands that I would reshove for value if he would min-raised)

best regards,

I like Kaitzs range. I think we gonna see some 97s waay to often to fold this

Hi all,

Originally posted by Havlisak
I like Kaitzs range. I think we gonna see some 97s waay to often to fold this

Agreed. I'm calling this, and perhaps KTs too. KJo+.

r we folding 22-44? a2s-a5s??

For 15bb I think 22-44 and A2-A5s should be folds.

Originally posted by chenny8888
For 15bb I think 22-44 and A2-A5s should be folds.

arent they ahead of KJs?

HU yes.
But small pairs are dominated by all other pairs and flipping vs any other random hands. Also small Ax is dominated by any other Ax, KJs can connect better and less dominated, only my AK, KQ, and AJ which are less combos.

Originally posted by TheRebuz

Originally posted by chenny8888
For 15bb I think 22-44 and A2-A5s should be folds.

arent they ahead of KJs?

It is very interesting question, becasue I would put the AXs hands rather in his r/c range 16BB effectvive than in the push-range. I have left the KQ and some Axo hands in his push range, although I think it is more profitable in the r/c range.
If I set-up the HRC to this range, the KJs is a very easy call.
http://pbrd.co/1uLbXrK

Hi all,

I wouldn't discount his range that much with regards to stronger hands. But regardless I think we can still call KTs and KJo as they just dominate so much of his range, where 22-44 and A2-A5 do not.