Hand converted with online PokerStrategy.com hand converter:
€0.02/€0.05 No-Limit Hold'em (9 handed)
Known players:
CO = (€2.30)
BU = (€5.12)
SB (Hero) = (€6.53)
BB = (€2.10)
UTG1 = (€3.99)
UTG2 = (€8.11)
MP1 = (€5.01)
MP2 = (€2.47)
MP3 = (€5.20)
Preflop: Hero is SB with A:s, A:d.
UTG1 calls €0.05, 5 folds, BU raises to €0.15, Hero raises to €0.60, BB folds, UTG1 calls €0.55, BU calls €0.45.
Flop: (€1.85) J:h, 4:s, Q:d (3 players)
Hero bets €1.21, UTG1 folds, BU calls €1.21.
Turn: (€4.27) 6:c (2 players)
Hero checks, BU bets €2.00, Hero raises to €4.72, BU calls €1.31.
River: (€12.3) 7:c (2 players)
Final Pot: €12.3.
Results:
Spoiler
Hero shows a pair of aces(A:s A:d).
BU shows a pair of kings(K:s K:d).
Hero wins with a pair of aces(A:s A:d).
This is just such a scary spot...
After toying a little with the equilab, this is actually a flip against JJ+, which is the tightest range I can put villain on to call my shove. Including AQs, AJs, AK and a few other marginal hands I actually have very decent equity against his range. Does that make my shove profitable ?
