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[niner1984]

So last night i was playing in my own game

We were playing 8 handed when this hand came up. I was under the gun and looked down at blinds were at 150-300 and i had about 11,000 in chips so i made it 925 to go scott cook to my left with about 7500 flat called me (knowing scott his range is wide here) but probably a pocket pair or ace jack. folds around to the button Kim who makes it 2500 to go. she has about 8500 total.

In my spot do u fold call or push and why?

[bursell]

I think Kim's range here is very narrow. I would seriously consider folding.

[Chipless Wonder]

When she put in this raise, I figured she had to have A-A, K-K, Q-Q or A-K at the worst. I didn't know what you were holding when you raised UTG, but I knew my pocket fives had to be dumped.

[erminator06]

although i've never played with her im not sure if folding is that good of an option...depends on what you think she's putting you on....maybe she's putting you on a wider range than you think....i dont know i'd call or shove....probably lean closer toward shoving

[wreaks]

Knowing Kim and her range, I would seriously consider folding. You could also just do a stop-and-go assuming no A or K shows up on the flop so you only give her 3 cards instead of all 5. I'm with Scott on her range though, maybe adding JJ in there too, but that might be stretching it.

[erminator06]

if JJ is stretching it than obv she's much tighter than I thought, but im a fan of calling and shoving a flop with no A or K...cause ur right preflop she is callin with AK so she will get to see 5 cards and if flop comes no A or K she will pay you off if she does have JJ and fold if she has AK

[niner1984]

so for the most part you guys had the correct read. I did end up folding the Qs. I think because of kims range it is the correct fold but i do not think it is a fold every time in this situation. If you lay down everything but ks and aces to a re raise after you have been flatted i think it puts a huge hole in your game

[otbdave]

so for the most part you guys had the correct read. I did end up folding the Qs. I think because of kims range it is the correct fold but i do not think it is a fold every time in this situation. If you lay down everything but ks and aces to a re raise after you have been flatted i think it puts a huge hole in your game

Agreed but I have come across some players that are so tight it makes it an easy lay as well. I have only played with Kim once, at most.

[Chipless Wonder]

some players are so tight it makes them an easy lay as well. I have only played with Kim once

Go Dave!

[erminator06]

hahaha lmao