by Triple B » Sat Feb 09, 2008 11:24 am
If UTG is loose and CO is stationy then this is a terrible spot. You want to pick spots where they will both fold most of the time.
So, in this case you have an UTG opener, which means his range should be tighter than normal. If he is loose, his range may be wide, but he may call a wide range too, which is bad. If CO is stationy then he may call too.
On top of that, you have a hand that plays well multiway and have a chance to see a flop relatively cheaply against 2 villains that may give a lot of action if you flop a monster. I would rather see a flop here than squeeze.
If you were to squeeze, $15 is about right.
Villain: Why?
Villain: How?
Me: I had a feeling
Villian: Sit in you cretin