$150 GGMasters Day 1 | 66 in MP+1

Originally posted by mariussica88
Level 9 of 22.

Co stats after 66 hands: VPIP 14 PFR 6 Limp 3 and 3-bet 4
UTG stats after 40 hands: VPIP 25 PFR 18 Limp 0 and 3-bet 10

Do you guys call here another 15BB?

A critical part of my decision is how far are we from the money.

On second thought, I'll just fold this — I would not even call the initial UTG bet. There are too many big stacks behind us.

With 15 BB I'm looking for a spot I can open shove or preferably 3Bet shove, and sixes is too weak for me.

Just fold preflop. If we want to play this shove is only sensible option but that is bit on loose side versus solid looking UTG. I would not have any calling range with this shallow stack btw.

Call with low/medium pocket pairs with the intention of set mining is more profitable when deep stacked. 16 BB is too short to try to hit the flop.
If you shove, you will likely be dominated by better pairs in UTG’s range or it’s a flip: so usually not worth it, specially if you are approaching the bubble.
It’s good enough, as all pocket pairs, to shove if you are RFI in most positions with that stack depth, and 3bet when villain opens from LP.
But yes, after calling, it’s a fold to CO’s jam, specially if UTG shoves over.

First in I would most likely shove 66, but with a min raise in front of you I would only shove if villain is really aggressive. Calling cost to many chips and if you face a shove you need fold.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Against an unknown player I usually go in with 88+ and do not have a flattingrange. However, in non ICM-Spots it wouldnt be a disaster to Jam 66 here. But flatting is a big no no.

Originally posted by 2023er
Against an unknown player I usually go in with 88+ and do not have a flattingrange. However, in non ICM-Spots it wouldnt be a disaster to Jam 66 here. But flatting is a big no no.

In this case you see also 1 of consequences of calling with 66.