BriceNice
Rock Star
Silver Level
Lets look at your options, if your plan is to raise fold, then a 2.7x raise on the button with blinds raising next hand would put you at 10BB effectively which is clearly danger zone. If your plan is to raise call then Im in the school of thought that its better to just get it all in. Whether it is perceived as weak or strong it still puts your opponent at a difficult decision, because no matter what YOU are seeing the river. With 15 BB AT suited is a fine hand to rest your fate on, It just so happen that he had the goods, it happens, I see no mistake here.
TheNutz4You
Legend
Loyaler
You cannot limp or open fold with 15bb, so the jam is fine imo. They just woke up with a better hand.
Just today I jammed over the top of a button raise on a final table with 6 left, as I assumed they where trying to steal blinds, and the BB woke up with KK to my AQs and I didn't get there. That is the chance we take when we jam on someone, especially with someone left to act so pick and choose your spots wisely .
Just today I jammed over the top of a button raise on a final table with 6 left, as I assumed they where trying to steal blinds, and the BB woke up with KK to my AQs and I didn't get there. That is the chance we take when we jam on someone, especially with someone left to act so pick and choose your spots wisely .
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Chipsteal_jj
Rock Star
Silver Level
The hand was played well. If you raised, villain would've shoved with anything as he would have fold eq over you. ATs is a good hand for heads up if you are opening up but can make your hand weaker if he raises all in first.
Poker Orifice
FoolsTilt
Platinum Level
I completely disagree with your comment " If you raised, villain would've shoved with anything as he would have fold eq over you"
a) depending upon player (& situation) the 'raise' (vs. open shove) actually looks stronger
b) due to 'a', there'd be like zero fold equity