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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6376957, member: 397965"] When he commit himself, its just the same as, if he had moved all-in, and there is no reason to assign him a different range. Sometimes people make these "non all-in all-ins", because they hope to induce a folding mistake on the flop, if someone just call. So essentially you are BB and face a BTN jam for 10BB effective. That situation is a call with almost any AX hand or at least those, that will dominate some of his weak kickers, since he is supposed to be jamming almost any AX, any pair and any broadway. Maybe we can make a tight fold with something as bad as A7, but AQs is waaaay to high in our range, so we should beat him into the pot. [/QUOTE]