NL30-Snap, AJo

Posted 8 years ago

I mostly overcall here, but this time I didn´t.
I think my strategy is that I call if I know that one of the players is bad. If both are unknowns I also mostly call.
If both are TAG regs I think I fold.

What do you do here in different spots?

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$0.15/$0.30 No Limit Holdem 888
6 Players

Blinds$0.15/$0.306
UTG Player6 $50.92
UTG+1 Player7 $79.03
CO Player9 $35.35
D Player1 $18
SB Player2 $31.53
BBHero $32.21
Preflop
6$0.45Hero is BBJA
Player6 raises to $0.90, Player7 calls $0.90, 3 folds, Hero folds
Flop
2$2.25327
Player6 bets $1, Player7 calls $1
Turn
2$4.255
Player6 checks, Player7 bets $2.12, Player6 folds
Final Pot$6.37

Player7 wins $8.28 (net +$4.26)
Player6 lost $1.90
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Posted 8 years ago
Perfect squeeze spot, make it 16bb and fold if shoved on. Don't like calling in any spot unless both players are fish in which case I call then donk out if hit.
Posted 8 years ago
Vs UTG opens I never overcall or squeeze AJo, but would with AJs. Offsuit combos are a nightmare OOP in multiway spots, and with UTG opening it's tough to have confidence in our kicker. With MP opening it's much closer but the same warnings still apply.
Posted 8 years ago
I'm with Turlock this one and mostly folding this combo to a utg open. Just about the only Ax combos I call here are AQs-ATs and AQo as a 'standard' and the latter only if I'm happy my opponent is a bit of a weaker player.
I think squeezing with suited connectors or something like 55-44 might be doable HU versus some players but I'm not sure I'm good enough to do it 3-handed, hitting low flops hard enough maybe doesn't happen enough times; I haven't the theory to back that last bit up yet though.

I'm pretty snug with 3betting utg without much history so I don't think AJo is too strong to fold preflop here versus both utg and utg+1 caller, just too much guessing for me.











Posted 8 years ago
I think this hand is too weak to over-call unless UTG is a super loose-aggro player. Given the limit, I like the squeeze play both against two TAG players and especially when the recreational player overcalls (since then we're getting the best of both worlds having great fold equity against initial raiser and value 3bet against the recreational).