AQo post t100 initiative paired board

Pfff, I hate it when these fishes limp, never fold on a raise and then call lite on cbets. Makes it really tough, especially if both are coming along, which is likely. I'm tempted to push preflop. It's 100% + EV. I am a bit on extreme side and this move will increase the variance, but it's never gonna be a loosing play ITLR. The way the hand is played, I don't mind a shove on the flop. Even if it's a slight of an overshove, the way the hand is played, I am not gonna fold on his turn bet. It makes no sense on this blank + we are super short and folding here sucks.

Originally posted by kurrkabin

Pfff, I hate it when these fishes limp, never fold on a raise and then call lite on cbets. Makes it really tough, especially if both are coming along, which is likely.

agree.

I'm tempted to push preflop. It's 100% + EV. I am a bit on extreme side and this move will increase the variance, but it's never gonna be a loosing play ITLR. The way the hand is played, I don't mind a shove on the flop.

agree again :).

Even if it's a slight of an overshove, the way the hand is played, I am not gonna fold on his turn bet. It makes no sense on this blank + we are super short and folding here sucks.

Yes, I have to agree with u. I considered those too in-game however I decided to fold due to his AF 0.80 after a reasonable example.. but yeah I guess still a 'clear' call right?

On the turn I wouldn't fold tbh. To me it's a clear call if that's what u ask : )

Originally posted by kurrkabin
On the turn I wouldn't fold tbh. To me it's a clear call if that's what u ask : )

btw I already forgot but how much % should there be in a limped pot before we can move AI preflop? I thought it was 10% but I'm not sure. For example, 7handed t100 we have 2k on the btn. 4 limpers + SB & BB = 550 chips /2k chips = 27.50%..

Thx in advance

I don't think there is a strict rule to that. But it depends on several factors- 10% is way too little. Generally if we have to raise and commit ourselves, we can just shove. I usually aim for like 1/5 of my stack to be in the middle. Hand strength also matters, same as opponent tendencies, also our position!

In this particular example there is close to 1/5 of our stack in the middle- we crush both limpers ranges, we are sitting in a late position with only 2 more ppl to possibly get involved in the hand, which makes it very likely we have the best hand. I wouldn't shove if, say, both limpers were utg and utg+1 and I am sitting in mp1.

Heh, easiest way for me is pot * 6 (I guess if you prefer multiplication rather than dividing ). If it's more or near just shove.