$1.20 NLHE STT: Playing Axs IP, SS

[Clambake420]

So how bad was this raise. The 2 blinds were playing fairly tight, was able to steal a few orbits from them. This raise commits a decent percentage of my stack and before raising i even told myself im probably folding to a shove. But i dont know if this shove is a re-steal attempt or a legit hand. I don't have a huge read on villain but i had a good feeling he was a tight/agg style player. So am i shoving this spot, folding, or calling shove? And what hands, aside from premiums, do you like to raise/shove in these spots? I have been playing a terrible game so im just trying to get it back on track towards better progress.


pokerstars No-Limit Hold'em, 1.2 Tournament, 75/150 Blinds (5 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

BB (t2290)
UTG (t3735)
MP (t3940)
Hero (Button) (t1585)
SB (t1950)

Hero's M: 7.04

Preflop: Hero is Button with

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2 folds, Hero bets t400, SB raises to t1950 (All-In), 1 folds,Hero?

 

[cjatud2012]

open shove 8 days a week, never just raise in this spot unless you're trying to induce. otherwise it's shove or fold. as played i don't think we can fold, we're getting almost three to one i think so while calling isn't the ideal result, folding is basically out of the question.

 

[xdeucesx]

you probably shouldnt really be looking to steal with short stack at the table...either shove or dont play it at all, but at this point a shove is probably the better play

 

[Clambake420]

yea this is what i thought, i even had the slider all the way over but then i scared myself out of shoving so i went with a smaller bet, haha this is the dumb stuff ive been doing. Either shoving way to often in terrible spots or playing scared money and not shoving enough.