It's been some time, but I 'll try to recreate it.
Underground game. Villains may have not necessarily done their math homework, but have spent a good deal of their lives playing poker, either in jail or outside.
Lots of limping, there is a clear desire by the crowd to see a cheap flop, if allowed.
Hero hasn't been dealt any premium cards and is down to 40BB (having started at 100BB) and hasn't had any difficulty establishing a tight and fishy image. Most stacks cover hero. Game is 9-handed.
Villain (with a stack around 100BB) raises from UTG+1 to 6BB. Folds to hero (in CO) who calls, looking at 33. Button and blinds fold.
Flop comes AA3, giving hero the underfull.
Villain bets the pot.
Hero gambles all in, despite fearing villain's holding AA (or, less probably, A3).
Villain holds Ax.
Turn and river change nothing and hero takes down the pot.
Hero did what he did being short-stacked.
What should have hero done with more than 100BBs in front of him? Fold pre-?
Underground game. Villains may have not necessarily done their math homework, but have spent a good deal of their lives playing poker, either in jail or outside.
Lots of limping, there is a clear desire by the crowd to see a cheap flop, if allowed.
Hero hasn't been dealt any premium cards and is down to 40BB (having started at 100BB) and hasn't had any difficulty establishing a tight and fishy image. Most stacks cover hero. Game is 9-handed.
Villain (with a stack around 100BB) raises from UTG+1 to 6BB. Folds to hero (in CO) who calls, looking at 33. Button and blinds fold.
Flop comes AA3, giving hero the underfull.
Villain bets the pot.
Hero gambles all in, despite fearing villain's holding AA (or, less probably, A3).
Villain holds Ax.
Turn and river change nothing and hero takes down the pot.
Hero did what he did being short-stacked.
What should have hero done with more than 100BBs in front of him? Fold pre-?