Spewy? Bit of an over jam!

[shipitgood]

Would be interested on thoughts on this.

When I done it I was quite happy with it, looking at it now, it looks pretty bad to me.

It's against a tight player, I think i'm way better peeling their raise on the flop here. Thought i'd shove when I had most equity in the hand.



It's 20nl, i'm in the BB with   , I've just sat down with £20 quid, blinds are 10p /20p it folds round to the SB who calls, I raise to 60p, SB calls.

Flop:  

I bet £1.05, 75% pot, Villian re-raises me to £2.80, The pot is £5.25.

I just jammed right over the top. I think this is a mistake? Villian has £15 behind

Would it be better to peel 1 street? Re-assess on the turn?

Thanks

[shipitgood]

Just raise and call a jam?

Or just call the raise?

Or is jamming ok, trying to just win what's in the middle? And atleast I've got outs if im called?

[shipitgood]

Just raise and call a jam?

Or just call the raise?

Or is jamming ok, trying to just win what's in the middle? And atleast I've got outs if im called?

So obvious, Just call the raise in position, I had to look at the hand about 7 times before I realised this was blatantly obvious.

It was the 1st /2nd hand at the table, seems i'm a bit shot gun in the first 10 minutes of sitting down at a table.

Pretty sure raising is bad here against a tight player, and shoving is pretty horrific!

[rfgqqabc]

Seems pretty fine, we're only worried about bigger spades and nut spades which most people raise pre. Even a really weak player raises KJs surely?!?!

[shipitgood]

I think just calling  is best because they are tight.

They had a set of course! lol