PF Question J9o BB 7:1

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MP1 raises AJo+, ATs+, 99+. He play pretty aggressively postflop. One semiloose caller on the button and one very loose passive caller on the SB. Should I call from the BB with J9o getting 7:1? What about JTo?

[thesharpie]

Fold both, you're too often dominated.

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When do you start calling with the offsuite broadways? Is QJo too often going to be dominated?

[Nick Royale]

I'm calling JTo but not J9 here. The odds against flopping a oesd is ~9:1. ~1.2% of he time we flop a straight and when we flop a gut-shot we'll get the odds to call the flop most of the time. Plus our implied odds is great with 1 very loose and 1 semi-loose player along. We'll often win pretty much money from pfr when we hit our straight since he's likely holding a strong hand. Also JTo only makes nut-straights. Sure the risk of domination is big but sometimes we'll win the pot by only spiking a pair or 2-pair, that's not the reason I'm calling though.

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Also JTo only makes nut-straights.

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Wow I have never actually noticed this. I feel dumb. /images/graemlins/crazy.gif

[Nick Royale]

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Also JTo only makes nut-straights.

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Wow I have never actually noticed this. I feel dumb. /images/graemlins/crazy.gif

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I noticed it 2 minutes ago /images/graemlins/smile.gif

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Also JTo only makes nut-straights.

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Wow I have never actually noticed this. I feel dumb. /images/graemlins/crazy.gif

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It's in Super System. Damn good book if you haven't read it.

[ErrantNight]

JTo... oui

I call JTo and fold QJo and KJo

[droolie]

I call pretty liberally in that spot. We have excellent position to close the action and chase our draws.