On raises, preflop and min (basic)

[Redd]

Say you're in a 'typical' 6-max uNL game with AJo/ATo in the SB. After a limper or two, an unknown in LP minraises. What's your play?

We're getting great odds right now of course, but it feels icky to play an easily dominated hand OOP against a guy that just revealed he might be a weak player with a better ace. If you call here, what's your plan on an AXY rainbow flop?

[DiCkO]

Against unknown in the small blind I would fold ATo. I Raise AJo and c-bet the pot, then get out if theres action. But hey, maybe that's my leak. lol.

[eigenvalue]

You can't let a minraiser destroy Your game plan! My standard play here would be a reraise to someting like 8BB at least. After that, I will continue with a CB of 1/2 to 3/4 of the pot most of the time, no matter what.

Occasionally, I would limp in for deception. But I can choose when I want to limp only, so I would prefer a betting with only one caller and no minraisers in front of me to make that play.