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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 7172816, member: 397965"]
I actually disagree with that, since I would assume, that QQ+ would raise small to induce more action. But even if UTG is on this kind of capped range, he is also not putting in 5BB out of a 15BB stack with the entire table left to act behind him with any kind of hand, that AJs is ahead of. The range, I would assign an unknown player in this situation, would be 88-JJ, AQ+. And against that range AJs is completely crushed with only 37% equity.

Which is not nearly enough, when we are not yet involved in the action and will only get a small overlay from the blinds and antes, if everyone folds. And this is why, getting involved here is a fairly significant mistake, unless UTG is a known maniac, who can have a much wider range including hands like A9 or KJ, which we actually dominate with AJs.

The mistake was made preflop, and for that reason there is no reason to even look at postflop. The SPR was 1, and OP flopped a huge draw, so of course he has to get it in. But he should have ditched his hand preflop, and thats the only thing, that matter in this case.
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