AJo after 6 limpers

[BigBadBabar]

after 6, it's not thinning

[DavidC]

I posted this same thing in the micros like 3 years ago, except that I was in the bb. The answer was to raise, and I think it was entity or shill that weighed in on it.

[BigBadBabar]

games are a lot tougher now

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Toss-up between call and fold. No one is folding to a raise IMO and it just builds a pot for all those drawing hands.

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Don't fold, you surely have enough pot equity to play it.

[BigBadBabar]

lol who said fold?

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lol who said fold?

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LrdNikon, said it was a tossup between calling and folding. It isn't.

[Xhad]

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games are a lot tougher now

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Also the reasons you would want to not raise apply more when you have position on the field since you can't predict the action as accurately.

[allizdoR84]

I limp, becaus we have only 3 strong Outs to our A.
A Jack is a good card for us when it is TPTK but every Q or K could beat us. After so many limpers someone will have one of this cards.

So I will see a cheap flop and I will c/f when I didn't hit a card and see a King and/or a Queen.
Normally I will have for my Overcards just two (max three) Outs in such a big pot, because when I hit a pair someone else could hit a twopair and this is very likely!

[ELCowboy]

I say call because AJO is a good drawing hand. There's too much on the flop that you could like and probably knock out some on the flop if it's rainbow containing A or J.

[T3rminator4]

i said raise, though i sometimes call