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Message: [QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6850801, member: 305911"] Hand 1: When we get Aces and 14 BBs to start a hand we are just hoping like hell someone opens in front of us so we can rejam which is what I would do off of 14BBs if someone opened in front of me. I wouldn't get cute and go smaller than all in or just call. In this case where we have a limper and then an overcaller I think you can do either with 14 BBs (jam all in or raise to 4x as you did) but I much prefer jamming. I dont think we would ever play this way or should play this way with a hand like AK or 1010 so if I am jamming those hands then I want to jam AA as well. That balance may not matter in a freeroll but it will when you get higher up or such as in CC freerolls where you play the same people all the time. As played, you have to bet here on the flop and any sizing commits you imo so I think its fine to overbet jam as you did. Crazy bad call by opponent (which is what we want) and they unfortunately got there. Hand 2: you are not in the hand from what I can see so I will just rally off my thoughts. I dont advocate open limping and especially not early position with hands like K10 off. Obvious check by BB when it comes to them with their holding. Flop: No reason to bet pot here although in this specific scenario going against another Kx it works unless that Kx is two pair but against much of the holdings arum would face its a bad sizing. BB calls with 2 pair which is an interesting decision to raise or not here. If I were in the hand I would not think arum has two clubs as why would they bet that much. So I would think its something they are protecting and outside of a set which I block two, I would think Im ahead with little to worry about draw outs so I would just call as well. Turn: two pair should check to aggressor as they do. arum bets pot again which is really bad imo after being called on flop so this is where I would jam over if I was gooo as arum has committed themselves enough to call and would not triple (I would think anyway) unless they had something and that something is enough to call the jam raise right now. Gooo does just that and gets a bad call and gets sucked out on. Imho, gooo played the hand well and got unlucky while arum played every street there was a decision incorrectly and gets to walk away with all the chips. [/QUOTE]

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