A9 facing minraise in BB on the bubble
 

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#Game No : 2212220983
***** Hand History for Game 2212220983 *****
NL Hold'em $20 Buy-in + $2 Entry Fee Trny:13123078 Level:6 Blinds(150/300) - Wednesday, June 15, 19:22:06 EDT 2005
Table Table 14015 (Real Money)
Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 4
Seat 8: railman13 ( $3290 )
Seat 5: kreutz000 ( $2365 )
Seat 1: KBHildy9 ( $715 )
Seat 2: csjed ( $1630 )
Trny:13123078 Level:6
Blinds(150/300)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to kreutz000 [ Ah 9d ]
railman13 folds.
KBHildy9 folds.
csjed raises [450].
kreutz000 is all-In [2065]

Anyone like this play? No real reads on the guy. I often find it hard to know if a minraise means "I'm unsure about this hand" or if someone is trying to trap with a monster.

Re: A9 facing minraise in BB on the bubble
 

I treat minraises at low levels the same as pushes. Against idiots, I think this is a fold.

Re: A9 facing minraise in BB on the bubble
 

I don't know, so I'm going to say something stupid to try and get some responses.

Call.

Re: A9 facing minraise in BB on the bubble
 

Seems like minraises from short stacks are usually big hands but from fairly big stacks, especially when done quickly are usually mediocre hand steals.

Re: A9 facing minraise in BB on the bubble
 

So, we have one person for each option so far, nice. Personally I wouldn't know what to think if I just called it. I would still be clueless as to what the minraise meant, and if an ace comes on the flop and he open bets, how would I react?

Re: A9 facing minraise in BB on the bubble
 

Results:
Villain announced in the chat that he had AT, then thought for a long time before he folded.