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[jkkkk]

villain is a little passive pf, probably defends a little too light, doesn't 3bet enough imo

stacks 600 eff

last 3 BB's I have repopped, he folded to one of them and defended two folding the flop, next BB I have AJ[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]

he opens for 14, I make it a standard 50, he makes it 150, I?

[ikestoys]

what limit?

[obiedman]

i'm guessing 2/4. i'd prob 5-bet. i def wouldnt call

[jkkkk]

2/4

[PerDoom]

if he doesn't 3bet enough pre, he probably isn't going to be the type to go into preflop wars. fold

[Eagles]

Seriously, I think this is a reallly bad hand to post because you know better than anyone else. Its either a really either shove or a really easy fold depending on the specific villain and its almost impossible to tell from the info given.

[Jeffmet3]

you can't call.

fold or shove.

i fold this everytime, odds of you being dominated are very high, and you don't have much of his range crushed at all.

[jfish]

5 bets

[Darkfolder]

I fold it pretty quick.

[MrHoobris]

The math:

Current pot size: 50+150=200
Pot Size if Called: 600*2=1200
Left to shove: 600-50=550

Equity when called:

Hand 0: 69.143% { JJ+, TcTd, TcTh, TcTs, AQs+, AKo }
Hand 1: 30.857% { AJs }
Not sure how he'll react with TT or AQo given your history. But you'll always have around 30% equity, as you would with any suited ace.

Let X=P(Fold), breakeven point of shove:
EV(0) = 200X + (1-X)(1200*0.308 - 550)
X = 47.4%

Therefore, he must fold almost half the time for this shove to be profitable. His calling range represents 3.5% of combos, so he needs to be doing this with:
3.5%/(1-47.4%) = 6.66% of total combos.

I like a shove given your history, as I'd say he could be getting to the point of doing this with a far great portion of his range. There's also an outside chance that he'll be tilted into calling with a wider range against you are flipping or better. If he's calling with 88-99 This makes the fact you have AJs instead of A7s very important.