Flop Analysis
With an overpair and SPR under 1, we should just commit versus the small donk; the only refinement is to use a clean shove rather than a big non‑all‑in raise. **Board:** This texture is very draw‑heavy: straights (46, 69) and strong draws (e.g. 9s6s, 6s4s, 9Ts) exist, so AA wants to deny equity rather than slowplay, especially with only one card higher than a five. **Math:** Pot is ~76BB, villain bets 15.2BB and has ~41BB behind; shoving ~56–57BB over the donk is ~0.75x pot and prints versus all worse overpairs, top pairs, and combo draws while never folding out better. **Plan:** Raising big is functionally committing stacks, but jamming simplifies decisions, avoids leaving an odd 1BB behind, and maximizes fold‑equity versus semi‑bluffs while realizing our equity immediately. --- > **Takeaway:** In low‑SPR 4‑bet pots versus small donk bets, commit big overpairs with simple shoves instead of awkward raise sizes.
Note: Getting it in with AA is correct, but raising to 54BB instead of shoving is a clumsy size that overcomplicates an SPR≈1 spot.