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Message: [QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6690097, member: 305911"] I did watch the replayer all the way through but did have my mind made up as soon as I saw villain flat here. This should set off some alarm bells when you see this. First question I would have is what do I think about calling villain? If I think they are any kind of competent player then I start to think they should only be flatting this sized jam off the stack they have with very premium hands (like AA or KK). If I think they are bad/have no idea what they are doing then we can widen their calling range here which includes some hands that AQ beats. So to me, that is what this hand comes down to, is villain any good or not? They are flatting a 7 BB jam with players to act behind them off a 33 BB stack... that should really not be happening unless they want action behind them so if I was readless here or thought villain was at least decent I would actually fold AQ here even though that seems nitty but I would be going off the range that I think would do this. I would actually never call here in your spot, its either a jam or fold to me given villain started with only 33 BBs. As a side note, villain doing this move with AK suited here is really bad in my opinion. They should be jamming over this open jam in front of them even with two stacks that cover them behind. Maybe this is not bad if they are trying to induce action behind them and are calling here with the intention of calling any jam or jamming over any raise but I still dont like it and think with 33 BBs its better to just jam AK suited there. Interested in what others think about the scenario if villain is trying to induce a jam behind them by just flatting and if that is a better play than jamming themselves but my opinion on that is no. [/QUOTE]

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