Home Game, Hold'em No Limit Tourney (100/200) Blinds double every 20min. Started with (3) 7-handed tables and just combined to 2.

Button: LAG (3500 in chips)
SB: Unknown Villain ( 1500 in chips)
BB: Tight/Passive (2000 in chips)
UTG: Unknown Villain (1900 in chips)
MP: HERO (2000 in chips)
MP+1: Tight/Passive (3900 in chips)
LP: Unkown Villain (5000 in chips)

UTG: folds and his cards float and flip face up Jc6h
HERO: is dealt 10h10d and raises to 600
MP+1: glances at me and thinks for a couple of seconds then calls 600
LP: folds
Button: folds
SB: folds
BB: folds

Pot = 1500

Flop: JhJs2h

HERO: Autoshove? Villain's range? Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks.

Auto Shove for me considering the size of the blinds to Stack size ratio. Personally if this was my home game i would set it up a little deeper stacks to get more play out of this.

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try a c/r. I am not saying villain has enough to fold if he bets and you raise (unless his bet is a tiny amount) but I don't think jamming is right as he only calls if he has you beat, if he bets his logic can be similar to yours and he is considering that you probobly don't have the case jack here.

If he gives you a free turn I probobly push unless it is an A or K. He is tight/passive and can have something big like AA or KK and if that is the case he probobly bets the flop. AK and AQ are possible as well.

I think if the turn bricks you can bet and obv all-in is your only move.

It isn't pretty but I don't like jamming the flop as if we bet we have to jam and if we c/r we are jamming but with a little more in the pot. I think with the J being exposed that creates a situation where we want to get our money all-in, hence the c/r to get a little more in the pot.

<-- at work trying to work and type at same time, I hope my reply makes sense.

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I don't know if this villain thinks about pot odds but I thought that if he has a hand like AhKh or AhQh I wanted to make it as expenive as I could, considering my remaining chipstack, for him to draw out.

This villain is tight enought that after the J was exposed I think he would have folded any Jx pre with the possible exception of JJ. When I saw the flop I tried to decide if this villain was so tricky/passive that he would not re-raise pre with AA through QQ. I decided he surely was not.

I then thought about c/r because I did pretty much decide that I wanted to get it all in but then if he was holding Axh it would be more proper for him to call after my c/r because of the new pot odds. However, c/r would show more strength than the shove.

He is kinda weak so he may have folded to the c/r. The shove could be interpreted as "Please don't call me!" I then decided that the shove would be interpreted as weakness and I hoped for the call because I ended up concluding that I was good.

Well, I shoved and he went into the tank for about 2 solid minutes. He finally called and turned over KK. I asked him why it took him so long to call and he said, "I thought for sure you had the last J."

lol, how weak tight is this?

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Hey Whicker

Nice to have another Quality member, Welcome aboard.

I agree with pretty much your whole thought process here. I would autoshove on that flop, especially with the jack being exposed. With your relatively small stack, the chips in the pot are golden and any additional chips you may win by check/raising aren't worth the added risk in my opinion.

Whose the bonehead who played the Kings like that and then almost folded. Buy him a ticket to Vegas for me .

Jason

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Thanks for the input gentlemen. I have been running kinda bad lately and just needed a little support. I am glad I found this forum. Seems like there are some pretty solid players here. Cheers.