JJ spot pre

Both hands are weighted toward big Aces and overpairs.
I'd love to see a flop with this hand, especially since you'll be in position against them.

On the other hand, I'm not sure I like the price.
Your implied odds are great though, and it is unlikely they have Jacks, but it is quite possible they are blocking each other's outs.
(Ideally they both have AKo )

You have slightly better than 11% chance of hitting your set on the flop, and at that point you need to evaluate.
With two cards to come you have roughly 20% chance (I think -- I didn't calculate this one)

OK I talked myself into folding.

Originally posted by VorpalF2F
Both hands are weighted toward big Aces and overpairs.
I'd love to see a flop with this hand, especially since you'll be in position against them.

On the other hand, I'm not sure I like the price.
Your implied odds are great though, and it is unlikely they have Jacks, but it is quite possible they are blocking each other's outs.
(Ideally they both have AKo )

You have slightly better than 11% chance of hitting your set on the flop, and at that point you need to evaluate.
With two cards to come you have roughly 20% chance (I think -- I didn't calculate this one)

OK I talked myself into folding.

I ended up folding and it wasn't pretty for the UTG, the SB meant business. I would have called had I been as deep as the UTG, but would have folded any flop that I missed on. I don't want a flush draw vs these 2, either set or I must be drawing to a J high str8. And with the str8 draw I proceed very carefully. I've also noticed, that compared to when I was playing years ago, my aggression is down by about half (I think, don't have hem to back me up). I don't know if I've 3bet JJ in a cash game yet. After seeing what the UTG had K♣:T♣: I think I need to be 3 betting and isolating him a bit more. Thanks for the reply.