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PS $5, JJ push with straight/flush draw board?
I rule out 8T because of the pre-flop raise, so I don't think it's a made straight, 67 is also unlikely. I think QQ, KK, AA re-raise pre-flop. SB had been aggressive post flop and not shown anything down. This bet was a little smaller (weaker) so I'm thinking he's building a pot for a draw. So the only thing I'm currently behind is a set.
I had made the same raise earlier and had one caller, I didn't expect 3 (not counting UTG, I don't really care about his hand).
Do you play JJ strongly pre-flop early? If so is push standard with this flop? I have no problem letting the hand go if an A comes. If no raise pre-flop, a fold would be necessary on the flop because I would have been playing it for set value?
If I fold I still have 1300 in chips and 25 min before the blinds become an issue. I have been playing very well when the blinds get large.
Poker Stars
No Limit Holdem Tournament
Blinds: t15/t30
7 players
Converter
Stack sizes:
UTG: t205
UTG+1: t1780
Hero: t1455
CO: t4895
Button: t635
SB: t2760
BB: t1770
Pre-flop: (7 players) Hero is MP1 with J J
UTG calls t30, UTG+1 folds, Hero raises to t120, 2 folds, SB calls t105, BB calls t90, UTG calls t90.
Flop: 7 9 6 (t480, 4 players)
SB bets t180, BB folds, UTG 85 t85, Hero raises all-in t1335, SB calls t1155.
I don't think calling and pushing a non-scary turn would work because and club, 5, 8, T, Q, K, A is scary. Would that be OK with KK/AA?
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