[Closed] NL25 - JJ. Fold to flop 4B?

Hi,

I'd 3-bet UTG if he isn't a nit.
When you then are getting a cold-4-bet from 7/7 villain then it's an easy fold.
As played: First coldcall is fine from time to time.
When BU-nit squeezes you are crushed against his range AND you have to play oop. So you can fold imo.
Because you don't have the odds to call for setvalue.

On flop it's a clear fold. Nit bets into 2 AND UTG ch/calls.
Imo you just lost 10$.
Either you fold or you ship, but minsqueeze/fold is just burning money in this particular spot.

Let's see what the judges think.

Best regards,
Anin

Depending on UTG, preflop, I would coldcall or raise. Coldcall if he is tight, 3bet if he is fishlike.

Pre: I can see a call there after BU 3bets and UTG calls, you have more chances to get paid if you hit your J + there is already more money in the pot.

The thing is that you can only play for set value, given the stats on one of the players (BTN or UTG, didn't understand which) which are pretty tight so there's a good chance to be dominated.

Flop: the BTN bets just 1/2 pot, that I would take as a weakness, with an overpair I'm sure he would want to protect, or maybe he knows your ranges. Putting you both on pocket pairs, so there is no need to protect.

After UTG calls, you are not sure of anything, he might just have a set or big draws, so you can't call. It's like AninIII said, you either c/f or you ship it.

But I don't think you are ahead enough times to ship it, so c/f Flop is best.

against 7/7 likely fold is better than shove
Don´t min-raise and then fold to shove, since he can easily shove there with draws or if he decided to squeeze 89 or smt then likely also that hand