A spot that may be likely to leave a spot

[woodguy]

Stars Bazillion Lottery

About 110 left, BB= 20,000/10,000 ante 1200ish, 9 handed

I am sitting in the BB w/ 99 and about 470K

Folded to players Randers on the button w/460K . THAYER has been chatting with him and by their chat I figure he's a pro, I am not, and have not played with him before.

Randers disconnects and his whole time bank runs down to 3 seconds when all of the sudden he re-connects and makes it 60K to go.

SB w/ 160K insta jams.

I was going to jam over any button raise anyway, and I have a look at SB's stack in the middle, figure I can isolate and get an overlay, so I jam.

Fairly standard?

Regards,
Woodguy

[registrar]

I think so. I can't see that a call makes any difference to button's felting range (unless he has some reason to feel that you're an idiot) and you can't fold.

[Foucault]

Looks good. I'd fold 66 and below.

[woodguy]

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Looks good. I'd fold 66 and below.

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Arbitrary line due to experience or is there math behind picking 66? (curious)

[Foucault]

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Looks good. I'd fold 66 and below.

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Arbitrary line due to experience or is there math behind picking 66? (curious)

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The former.

[A_PLUS]

I would jam. The fact that the SB is short makes me suspect a tighter than usual range for the Button, but we have too much equity to fold, and the button should fold some of the hands we want him to.

I am interested in looking at the 66+ comment Foucault made though. I can see the SB effecting our equity somewhat, since hands like A7, or some random garbage with a 7 or 8 involved being in his range. I don't see our our equity vs the Button changing all that much though. Basically, just the pairs in between.

Looks standard. I think you can profitably do this with 88+/AK/AQs. I, of course, have only intuition to support these claims, but that's my guess.

[hamnegger]

yes