ATs in SB on bubble facing all-in, what to do?

[curtains]

Against the following range it's breakeven to call with ATs.

(33+,A6o+,A2s+,KQo,KTs+)

Its +EV if we throw A5o into the mix, and it's huge +EV if we throw A4o into the mix. The above range really looks tighter than I can imagine someone being.

More often they will be much looser than this, thus this is a case where it's possible they will be much looser than the above range but almost impossible for them to be tighter, thus meaning you should call.

[ilya]

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What range would he have to be pushing here to make this a fold? I voted fold and I think your description threw me off.

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I think it would have to be extraordinarily tight. I'm not sure that if I knew his hand was 99 that this is a fold.

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It'd have to be something like 22+, A8+, KT+, QT+

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Uh oh...that's really close to my range. What are you guys pushing here from the button, if I may completely derail this thread.

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eh....22+, A2+, K2+, Q8+, J9+, T9, T8, 98s, 87s, 76s....something like that. if not more.

[tigerite]

I voted call, it seems pretty standard to me, even if he has been pretty tight. Like curtains and the others I can't believe he is tight enough to make this a fold.

[lastchance]

I think you can find quite a few Villains who are or could be that tight. Remember the reverse gap concept.

[EricW]

Glad I read this thread. I guess there's a huge gapping hole in my game. I would probably fold here. But now I know better.