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 Originally Posted by griffey24
Sorry why is TT too weak to call OOP?
TT is too weak to 3b OOP vs an utg opener, that much is guaranteed!
I'm calling almost always and only 3b the biggest fish.
OK, looks like I undervalue TT here, as I feel like it's way too weak to flat OOP against an UTG open. If you're flatting it, are you basically setmining mostly? Don't you feel it's hard to play OOP on a ton of runouts, like if we c/c a favourable flop, there are lots of bad turns, then if we c/c an OK turn, there are lots of bad rivers (and a bloated pot).
Also why are you turning TT into a bluff here? Jx is checking back on the flop, Qx+ is betting and not folding to a c/r. So what are you hoping to b/f ?
Well I was actually trying to fold AQ and AJ which I don't think checks back so much because it's quite vulnerable and the pot is 3way, so I think with position, AJ probably bets the flop a fair bit. I think he can also have KQ sometimes.
You also say AQ (or Qx) isn't folding, but I had planned to shove any non A/Q/J turn, but I guess there's too much else other than AQ that I can be spewing into if I do that.
I obviously mangled this hand, so I'm not saying all this to try and justify my play, just to state the reasons at the time why I did it.
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