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[Closed] 77 at the SB - responding to a reraise behind me

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: $.10-$.10 No Limit HE (Real)

UTG: ($9.75 in chips)
UTG2: ($17.05 in chips)
MP1: ($13.70 in chips)
MP2: ($9.80 in chips)
MP3: ($9.65 in chips)
CO: ($10.45 in chips)
BU: ($5.50 in chips)
Hero SB: ($1.90 in chips)
BB: ($6.70 in chips)

Dealt to Hero: 7 :diamond:7 :spade:

Pre-Flop :
2 folds, MP1 calls ($.10), 2 folds, CO calls ($.10), BU folds, Hero (SB) bet ($.60) , BB folds, MP1 raise ($1.80), CO fold

1. Is it a correct move to call the reraise as originally MP1 didn' show much strength? Also, since the ratio between my left stack size was less than 2.5:1 (1.25$/0.60) I thought it was correct.

2. It turned out that MP1 was holding A :diamond:Q :diamond:. Were his moves correct? Initially only calling and then reraising upon a raise of the SB.


3 replies
frzl
Joined: 25.04.2006

1. correct all in as you said... he could do this with overcards or even lower pairs and youa re getting good odds

2. i´m not used to play bss but i don´t think that it´s correct to limp AQs first in from middle postition... should be an easy open raise imo


Utahmar
Joined: 02.12.2006

I see many of these kind of limps, UTG - middle with AT, AK, AQ, AJ. And no, its not good.


xylere
Joined: 28.05.2007

Utahmar and frzl explained everything correctly :)