Your cards: JJ
Your position: Early position
Situation:
You play NL10 and your stack is $1.90. One player in front of you called the big blind. You raise to $0.50 according to the SHC. One player behind you raises to $1.00. After that another player moves all-in with $5.50. The player in front of you folds his hand and you have to decide what to do.
I was just wondering if someone can make me understand
1)
you can easy count the pot size (.15 blinds + .10 limper + .5 your raise + 1 reraise behind + 1.9 (the 5.5 all in) + maibe (probably) .9 behind you)
so thats means 3.65/4.55 pot you to invest 1.4$ (2 situations)
lets say that the player behind you (1 raise) can have AKo and the player all in KK or AA. I think that this is the right thought
you havent bigger chance to win than 13% (PS Equilator) so thats mean if the pot was 7,7x bigger than your money left (1,4usd) it can be profitable but invest 1,4 to 3.65 or even 4.55 is definitely not.
you can only hope for some wierdo sitiation like both players AK but this is unprobable i think.
in conclusion, i think i cant have more than 25% chance to win this pot (1,4x4=5,6..)
