50nl JJ v's possible but not sure tilty shove

I thought this was kind of trivial, but it sparked heated debate between a few guys I showed it to. I stacked villain 4 hands ago when I raised A6s from EP and he called with ATs and we stacked off with his TP+NFD v's my top and bottom pair on A6Xtt flop. He open shoved the next hand, folded the two after than, then this one:


$0.25/$0.5 No Limit Holdem
6 players
Converted at weaktight.com

Stacks:
UTG ($23.12)
UTG 1 ($68.20)
Hero (CO) ($129.45)
BTN ($47.93)
SB ($41.28)
BB ($43.80)

Pre-flop: ($0.75, 6 players) Hero is CO :jd: :jh:
2 folds, Hero raises to $1.75, 1 fold, SB raises to $41.28, 1 fold, $39.53 to Hero ($127.70)?


So he might be tilting, or he might think we think he's tilting. He did fold two hands before this one after his tilty open shove the hand after the beat, but then again this is the first hand v's me since then. Debate was mainly on whether he was tilting and shoving something like a top 40% hand v's me and just folded absolute crap the last two, or has he got a premium hand and wants me to think he's tilting?

snap call even if he's trying to make you think he's tilting he can be doing this with TT and even wider since he shoved before, and he can be genuinely tilting.

Snap. If he was full stacked with auto top off I'd still call. Even if hes only shoving like 5% it's still a call. He can also be tilting and shoving alot wider. If he has QQ+ well gg him you kinda get coolered.

If you raised and he 3b normal I would still get it in here.

see my sig for what to do in this situation.

i would call while cackling

Yeah, I thought it was a snap call at the time, but some people thought it was trappy.

I flip good v's AK, which didnt actually solve any arguments about how tilty he was.

People who play this way don't think, they just click buttons. I would click call.

if you need one more to say I call, here it is:

I call

I'd call 99+, AK.

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Originally Posted by mcatdog

I'd call 99+, AK.

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