BvB Super50 Turbo spot

[Junior Senior]

Super 50 turbo last night. 10k start stack, 20 min blinds.
There are 25 left from 146 runners and 14 get paid. Min cash is 100 and 3.5k ftw.

I have just moved tables and only seen one round so far. The only other player i know well is on my direct right.  He is well known for being a fairly loose aggressive player and has a decent record in these comps. He definately sees me as tightish and presumes i aint gonna call light. He has just lost a flip for a 40k pot against a shorty.

Average stack is 55k at 2k-4k (500). I have 58k, villain has 50k

It folds round to villain in small blind and he quickly announces all in. my thoughts were he was waiting for the button to fold and he was gonna shove any two. What is your calling range given a call will double you up and give you a double average stack, will set you up well for a route to the final and will knock out one of the most decent players left and his range is probably very wide.

Any other thoughts / considerations given the situation explained?

[StuartHopkin]

Ax Kx 66+ for me

[ForthThistle]

AX K6 Q9 22+

[EvilPie]

I'd hedge towards a tighter range here unless you're 100% certain of how he sees you.

If he's as aggro as you say you're going to get more chances to take his chips having direct position on him.

A6+, K10+, 55+ for me.

[youthnkzR]

Any King+ / Q8+ / basically all the pairs.

[Longy]

Probs call about top 50% in this spot.

Though theoretically if he does have atc we can go wider, there is no guarentee he is that wide and if we are wrong in our assumption we can make pretty big mistakes calling too wide.

[the rage]

From what you have said, villian will be shoving with a minimum of the top 30% of hands, but may well be shoving as loosely as any two cards.
I'm going for a range of 66+, A7s+, K9s+, Q9s+, JTs, A9o+, KJo+. (15% approx)
I may well be way too tight here, particularly with the lower pairs and raggy aces, but, i'm thinking that by ditching these we are less likely to be dominated, and are usually flipping at best with them anyway.
 Also, although we are in the danger zone, we will probably get decent opportunities to get our stack in with some fold equity in subsequent hands. On top of that, we are not too far from the min cash, which although not massive, is still a factor to consider before calling off our stack.
 Very good question though, certainly the type that i need to learn from.

[Junior Senior]

@evil. Villain was greek jack.

I actually suspected he may not have actually loked at his cards but couldnt be sure.

[Junior Senior]

Also, with there being ~10k in the middle every round we can work our way up gradually with picking the right spots. However a successful call in this spot does the same, if not a better job of 5 successful open shoves. I say better as it knocks out a dangerous oppo

[bookiebasher]

Call

[bookiebasher]

If you have anything higher than a jack.

[rfgqqabc]

QJo+QTs+ K7s+K9o+ A5o+ A2s+ 44+

Obviously don't call wider than 50%. We want a stack but no point needlessly throwing a good shot at a mincash/deep run away by going mental here.

[pleno1]

Agree. Nice range Adam

[MC]

22+, A2+, K2s+, K6+, Q5s+, Q8+, J9s+, JT, 9Ts

Something like that. Some of you are way too tight if he's virtually ATC and we're confident of that.

Certainly folding an Ace isn't an option!

[Junior Senior]

So my 15 second dwell up with  was a bit of a nit roll then?!