Am I supposed to fold this?

[black_knight6]

My point is that even though we're crushed by AQ/AK postflop, most of the time we're just going to cb when we whiff, and he'll have to C/F.

Same goes for 99-JJ if an overcard comes (though it'd be fine for him to ch/call...he may be WT postflop and c/f hands like these).

Ais, you're getting a little to results oriented here. Calling pf is really bad based on his range...not based on what flop we happened to hit THIS time. We're ahead of AK/AQ/TT NOW, but that doesn't mean it's a good call pf. It's a really bad call because we're not going to hit very often, and when we do, we're not going to get paid well enough.

[GodlikeRoy]

[Twelver]

[Mr Sauceman]

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[black_knight6]

[DoctorHandles]

[Aisthesis]

Ok, bk, you say based on his range, it's not good. What's his range? Surely this player is raising at least 6% from EP, right?

Also, if we have enough of a read to know that he's 17/13, we should have enough of a read to have some idea of his post-flop tendencies.

Anyhow, we recently went through the whole thing of what top 6% is, and that's KQ, AJ+ and 99+. I still don't see why AJ isn't playable with position and some grasp of post-flop play from villain even against that range. And that's the tightest I can reasonably put him on. Not at all unlikely is a range including any PP, AJ+ and KQ. If he's going to stack off on AK or 44 unimproved, well, ok, then I don't like AJ much, but I'm not seeing that as being the case.

[black_knight6]

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[black_knight6]

Then they're usually making a CB and you fold.