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[Closed] 1$ AJo, post flop

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B0st0n
Joined: 31.03.2010

Everest Poker, $50/100 NL holdem Tournament, 5 Players
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Board:
Louki8 (UTG): $5,815
zen26 (CO): $2,715
HERO (Button): $2,945
kazoh (SB): $1,650
23kenzie(BB): $1,875

Dealt to HERO A♠ J♣

Pre-flop:
(1 folds), zen26 raises to $250, HERO calls $250, (2 folds)

Flop: ($650) A♣ 4♣ 2♣ (2 Players)
zen26 bets $2,465 and is all-in, HERO???

Is it OK to call here? No futher info on Villain, saw him win ones with AKs preflop allin...
edit: I really don t know, ow to explain such overbet on a flop on this limit. Any hints from you guys?


3 replies

with your reads it sounds like he is decently tight...

against tight players i would just muck pre because you arent running good with AJo against a tight CO open range.

as played you have to call top pair and the flush draw is too good to fold.

hard to see what hands he would donk shove with...


Mugge88
Joined: 29.10.2006

As <3 said, fold pre is probably the better option if he is tight, but you are IP which could justify a call if you don't know how loose he is, even though it's dangerous risking most of your stack with TP in this case since vs a tight you would often be dominated. I would actually have a hard time calling this shove, since he could be thinking in the lines of: "I hit my TP with AK, but the flush could be dangerous; I'm gonna have to make them pay to hit their flush!"
I believe that a shove here is weakness more often than it's strenght, but I don't think you're good in that often against him..


chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

Hi all,

The hand still plays pretty awful in position preflop.. I think AJs is fine as well as ATs. AJo I would tend to 3bet or fold (most likely fold) in this spot.