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 Originally Posted by bhaley66
Ding, Ding, Ding!!!
1) Damn I was kind of close w/my last post, I feel like that should have been obvious, so JJ+, AKs.
3) So hands with>50% equity against his initial opening range? AKo, AQs?
1) right. so we could raise for value and expect to show a profit by raising JJ+ and AKs because each hand is a favorite against his range.
JJ and AKs are a little special though, because theyre on the cusp. Since he folds KQ and AJ when we raise...it is likely more profitable to just flat and keep these hands in depending on how much he'll put in the pot with them later when we both hit. So while we could 3bet them....we may want to consider calling instead. Which one you choose is well...it depends
3) Those are certainly there too. Go wider still though. Him having such a tight range means alot for our weaker hands that love seeing flops.
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