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Message: [QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6539694, member: 305911"] Pre: Im not loving opening here off of 29 BBs fairly early position with re jam stacks behind me. We also dont have a wheel Ax here so I know I am nitty but I think I am folding here pre. Too many hands that will call/3 bet/jam in position against us where we are not looking good. I know this is a freeroll but it should still be something on our minds. I may be the oddball in this thread thinking this way but Im folding pre in the position that we are in. Flop: This would be a little villain dependent to me because in these spots I like/prefer to check jam vs c bet. For one, I dont ever really hate it when villain or villains check behind since I get to see a turn card drawing to it and if they have nothing we still have the ace high showdown value that has a good chance. We also get them to put a bet in should they bet and it allows us to get it all in with two cards to come instead of a potential turn spot where we miss and decision would have to be made. Also, a little added bonus that if we are playing against this player pool everyday (as we are with CC freerolls here) then it protects our checking range on future hands. A lot of villains will bluff here when two checks (including the pre flop raiser) comes to them so its a nice spot to reel them in a little. As said with other posts, we dont mind when villain turns over a pair here just as long as its no set or two pair. As played, especially with the amount left to call, this is an easy get it in knowing we usually should be close to flipping. As a side note, villain should have jammed pre here or folded with their entire range (outside maybe AA but that would give it away so even AA should jam here imo) so I would make a note on them that they did not re jam 10.5 BBs with KJ off after we min opened and that they just called meaning in the future we can be less worried about them re jamming over us and when they do its probably a tighter range. [/QUOTE]

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