ATs in BU vs CO open raise

On flop its dependent on opponent. Against nit and huge raise i'm folding but if opponent has reasonable aggression then you call flop and on blanks call turn.

As for turn - 7 is better card for you so I would continue betting and play river.

do I fold to a x/r? I think so.

It depends on V. Hard to answer this question without info

As played bigger bet on such a draw heavy flop. 75%. Tx hands are very vulnurable to overcards on the later streets. You need protection. OTT bet again

I guess you forget to activate the automatic reload option, because you didn't have a 100bb stack..
Flop play seems standard and it depends on the villain if I would call a raise on the flop.
Turn play would be a around half pot bet for thin value and protection and fold to a raise or shove.
I don't think you need to bet much bigger if you areu against a draw with 1 card to come.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Originally posted by SDK1987
I guess you forget to activate the automatic reload option, because you didn't have a 100bb stack..
Flop play seems standard and it depends on the villain if I would call a raise on the flop.
Turn play would be a around half pot bet for thin value and protection and fold to a raise or shove.
I don't think you need to bet much bigger if you areu against a draw with 1 card to come.

Cheers,
SDK1987

OK cool — I did bet the turn, CO called.
River was a brick, and went check, check and he showed TJs

I don't auto-top up. People have the impression that not playing with a full stack is a sign of weakness/stupidity. So I manually top up if the stack drops to 80% At one time on PokerStars you could auto-top-up at 80% but that is no longer an option.