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[QUOTE="MidnightSleepless, post: 5774060, member: 430293"]
Preflop:
  I’m not a fan of calling the 3 bet from the SB with A2s.  You only have 2 hands on him so his stats don’t mean much at this moment in time.  I’m a bigger fan of 4 bet bluffing or folding (especially with button left to act) playing a large multi way pot OOP not hugely comfortable with – but you called so we move on.
   
  Flop:
  SB defiantly has all the over pairs and quite a few AQ+ type hands. I wouldn’t expect to see him with a set of Jacks very often (probably not in his 3 betting range vs UTG open)
  SB bets basically pot in this flop.
  You have 9 outs to the flush and 3 to the A (although this may not be good quite a bit of the time) – also to consider Qc or Kc may also be very bad for you.  So potentially only 7 clean outs.
   
  Again with one person left to act I’m not sure I like this call.  BTN could defiantly have a Jack and would likely call this bet
   
  Turn:
  Sb shoves for 2/3rds pot and you call
   
  Your hand has not changed since the flop although now you have less chance of hitting those 7-12 outs.  
  Best case scenario you have 12 outs so need to be good about 25% of the time.
  Worst case scenario you have 7 outs so need to be good about 15% of the time
Absolute worse case scenario your already dead to JJ
   
  The river shove (and your effective stack size) gives you 26% pot odds.
  So not quite the right price for the best case scenario and nowhere close for the worst case.
   
  I feel in general, across the 3 streets, this type of line will be losing you money in the long run.
   
  Hope that helps
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