JJ in the hole (again)

[Graham C]

Blinds 20/40, early mtt.   Caller A limps utg, caller B limps, we raise to 160 with JJ two from the cut off.  Blinds fold but both callers see the flop

 

Caller A (UTG) checks, Caller B leads for 320 into the 540 pot

There's a chance we did what we shouldn't do, but what should we do in these situations?

Stack sizes - Us 2.9k, caller A 1.8k, caller B 1.3k

hmmm, pretend this is in the Learning Centre please

[George2Loose]

I think the answer is:

We are going broke in this hand.

[amcgrath1uk]

I think the answer is:

We are going broke in this hand.

+1

[MC]

^^Lol probs true

I'd just whack a healthy raise in man, to like 900. It's effectively the same as shoving cos of both of their stacks. You could also just shove to be fair...

[Laxie]

Fold pre.  You know it makes sense.

[gatso]

may as well shove. a pot size bet puts them both in

I raise more pre, 200 ftw

[Graham C]

Fold pre.  You know it makes sense.

LOL

Cheers, seems I did do the right thing, Lost to a flush but wanted to check the play, thanks

[david3103]

I think the answer is:

We are going broke in this hand.

+1

not with those stack sizes we're not

[TheChipPrince]

Shove, worstcase scenario against a flopped flush we still have 30% chance of winning.  If this is a tourney under $20 I would try and raise more pre-flop, with 2 limpers nothing wrong with 220-240, you raise to 160 the limpers are never ever folding and the blinds may also come along for the ride, we dont want a multi-way pot if we can help it.

[kinboshi]

With JJ you have to flat call, and then fold to a raise.

[EvilPie]

With JJ you have to flat call, and then fold to a raise.

Sound advice mate. Where on earth did you get this awesome idea??