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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6667591, member: 397965"] Preflop Given that both players in the blinds are sitting with < 15BB, I might sometimes open jam to avoid getting called preflop by BTN. This takes the play away from him and protect me from having to play out of position against the chipleader. However AA is very easy to play postflop for 17BB, even out of position against the chipleader, so with this particular hand a min-raise is perfect. Flop C-betting is fine, but I think, your sizing is to big, given that the opponent is so short stacked. If he call, he already have half his chips in the middle. This does not leave him any room for trying to bluff you, and it also dont leave him enough room to just call and see a turn. Given his stack size anything over 100k is overkill in my opinion. By C-betting smaller you also give yourself a better price, when you are bluffing and fold to his jam. When he jam, you have an easy call of course. I dont know, if you are seriously asking, if you should have folded? Of course we dont play a hand backwards and fold, when a bad beat is going to happen. Here is the converted hand history: GGPoker, Hold'em No Limit - 25,000/50,000 (6,000 ante) - 4 players Hand delivered by CardsChat - [URL]https://www.cardschat.com/hand-converter.php[/URL] UTG (Hero): 859,922 (17 bb) BU: 2,414,818 (48 bb) SB: 716,952 (14 bb) BB: 578,308 (12 bb) Pre-Flop: (99,000) Hero is UTG with A♦ A♣ Hero raises to 100,000, 2 players fold, BB calls 50,000 Flop: (249,000) Q♣ 4♥ 3♥ (2 players) BB checks, Hero bets 186,750, BB raises to 472,308 (all-in), Hero calls 285,558 Turn: (1,193,616) 5♣ (2 players, 1 all-in) River: (1,193,616) T♠ (2 players, 1 all-in) Total pot: 1,193,616 Showdown: BB shows Q♠ 5♠ (two pair, Queens and Fives) (Equity - Pre-Flop: 17%, Flop: 21%, Turn: 73%, River: 100%) UTG (Hero) shows A♦ A♣ (a pair of Aces) (Equity - Pre-Flop: 83%, Flop: 79%, Turn: 27%, River: 0%) BB wins 1,193,616 [/QUOTE]

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