shangobango said:

I wasnt aware that he was. Can't figure out why I cant get the converter to work. I really would rather not post usernames in HH's.

Hope this will help shangbango here is a vid on using the converter.

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jshilling09 said:

I wouldn't, and I am generally squeezing too light.  The reason I say don't squeeze here is the guy who open raised the pot is around 20bbs which should mean he is opening a little tighter, and this spot looks like a squeeze spot in his eyes, so both of the factors mean you are getting called a lot, and your hand isn't even suited, so it isn't doing well when you get called.  I would definately squeeze JTs here, and that may be the bottom of my range, T9s is close for me, and depends on who is opening/ flatting. 

As i was reading I was thinking the same exact thought both players are in the raise no fold zone.  Plus per the fold equity calculator you'll need both villans to fold at least 45% or so of the time I would much rather have my fold equity require both villans to fold only 30% for this to be profitable. 

The squeeze in these stk zones has become so profitable that I will often flat big hands AQ+ 99+ in these spots expecting a squeeze from btn or blinds.  When they squeeze and the 1st raiser fold I can confidently call knowing a hand like 99 may be even better than a flip in this spot and even if it's a flip with all the dead money in the pot it's not a bad spot to take a flip. 

For the same reasons I will often NOT flat hands like KQs because I expect the squeeze.  I would much rather raise or fold in these spots with hands like that because of the high % of squeezes when many stks at table are around ~22-26bb's.  Never really want to put chips in the pot pre when I might just have to forfeit them to a 3 bet squeeze shove.