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Play hand
$0.25/$0.5 No-Limit Hold'em (9 handed)
Known players:
- MP3:
- $51.50
- CO:
- $48.75
- BU:
- $50.00
- SB:
- $22.90
- BB:
- $50.00
- UTG1:
- $28.30
- UTG2 (Hero):
- $52.55
- MP1:
- $51.80
- MP2:
- $112.25
Preflop: Hero is UTG2 with
T
,
J
.
UTG1 folds,
Hero raises to $1.50,
3 folds,
CO raises to $5.50,
BU calls $5.50,
2 folds,
Hero calls $4.00.
Flop: ($17.25)
A
,
3
,
3
(3 players)
Hero checks,
CO bets $8.50,
BU folds,
Hero raises to $47.05(All-In),
CO calls $34.75(All-In).
Turn: ($107.55)
4
(2 players)
River: ($107.55)
K
(2 players)
Final Pot: $107.55.
This guy 3bets 3.5 on 10k hands, so his range here is definitely a bit broader. I see myself check-shoving quite a few boards with my hand. He will definitely need to let go of anything that's not an ace (TT+ for sure, probably more, suited connectors). He might even be on an ace that he lets go here.
The question is: is the shove still profitable seeing how I'm totally dead against AA? Is it too spewy? What if the board isn't paired?
General comments on the play are of course welcome

. Is the shove too much for instance? Should I rather make a normal raise?