I've got about 300 examples of each and for me AQs in the SB is about a 95 BB/100 winner. J9s from the BTN wins at 155 BB/100. I've always had an issue overplaying AQ so it could be that it's just me? I voted J9s from the BTN before looking at my db.I'd be interested to see if anyone has played enough of these hands in these seats to provide a data-based answer.
Intuitively, I'd choose AQ. But part of my reasoning is that when I play cash, it's at pretty low levels where a sizable portion of my profitability comes from people making poor decisions. I'd guess that having more hand strength and thus being able to take more advantage of these decisions is more profitable, even oop. But it's a guess. I don't have enough data to draw a useful conclusion.
No.Wv is that excluding times you folded pre?
I'd be interested to see if anyone has played enough of these hands in these seats to provide a data-based answer.
Intuitively, I'd choose AQ. But part of my reasoning is that when I play cash, it's at pretty low levels where a sizable portion of my profitability comes from people making poor decisions. I'd guess that having more hand strength and thus being able to take more advantage of these decisions is more profitable, even oop. But it's a guess. I don't have enough data to draw a useful conclusion.
Surely it depends on who else is at the table. Our PF ranges should be determined by who is at the table and how they are most likely to react.
J9s OTB with a 70/10/0 in the BB is much different from J9s OTB with two 24/20/9 regs in the blinds.
We should be profiting with these hands in these particular positions regardless. Just how much we profit depends on our villains though.
So the answer is, as always "it depends".