Stars 210+15 turbo hand

4 handed, blinds at 200/400, 25 ante.

Tight table. A minimum raise usually picks up the blinds, and no one has been out of line.

I have J[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 3[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] in BB with ~5k in chips. UTG folds, button, ~2,5k, calls 400, havent`t seen him do this much, usually its raise or fold, SB folds and I check.

Flop is T[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 8[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 2[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]

Your move?

[UMTerp]

UTG's and SB's stack sizes are relevant here.

[bluefeet]

Pushing doesn't appear unreasonable. On the bubble he obviously has a very tough call to make (with plenty of chips to make the fold). Leading anything pot like is committing you anyway, where check/facing a push is not. Given your 2:1 chip advantage, your likely lone FD, retaining t2500 for the "worse case"...I'd have no problem pushing him off for these t1100 chips.

[Side note: At this buyin/blind level, I'd have a hard time seeing a PP>TT not raising this PF...no?]

[bigt439]

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UTG's and SB's stack sizes are relevant here.

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Yeah this thread can't be discussed properly.

Depending on button's betting style and making some stack size assumptions, I think the answer ends up being c/r all-in alot of times.

[citanul]

pot's 1k and villain has 2.1k behind, i don't know how much folding equity you're going to get here, so i don't know if i ever like cr-ing, except in the case of a very small habitual bettor.

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Sorry about missing the other stack sizes.

UTG ~2,5k and SB ~3,5k.