NL2 SH ATs

Hi,

UTG may fold overpairs and you have too much equity to fold your hand. Since you should also with 22-44 I like your semibluff shove with ATs, you should be ahead on equity against 66-KK, so it is never wrong getting all-in being ahead.

board: 2s3s4d
Hand Equity Wins Ties
66-KK 44.35% 19,422 675
AsTs 55.65% 24,453 675

best regards,

I would prefer to fold ATs preflop.
Against a 11/5 UTG raise range we are way behind!!

As played i would shove that flop all day long!!

I'm calling this to hit a big hand, like straight, or nut flush, like I would call with AXs. As you said, villains is very tight, and given that he's raising from utg, that gives me even bigger implied odds. I think that's profitable situation given that we are in position, and will be able to control the pot if we hit top pair, and won' go broke with it.

Against that kind of players this is -EV play!

Starting with 2 suited cards, the probability of:
Flopping a flush - 118/1 (0.84%)
Flopping a flush draw - 8.1/1 (10.9%)
Flopping a backdoor flush draw(3 flush cards) - 1.4/1 (41.6%)
Making a flush by the river - 15/1 (6.4%)

And concider that many times of this 6.4% villain will fold if not hit.

Most of the times you will face very difficult decisions and you are going to lose your money.

PS. Dont forget that at this hand you flop like god!!!!