When facing a raise on a wet board with Aces, prioritize getting the money in while your equity is high and before scary runouts kill the action.
Betting is correct, but we should use a larger sizing on this wet texture to charge draws and extract value from Jx and Tx.
Note: Small sizing on this wet board allows draws to realize equity too cheaply; solver prefers 75% pot or even an overbet to maximize value.
Shoving is the most effective response to the raise. We have a massive equity advantage against the Button's raising range, which includes many semi-bluffs and worse value hands. **Ranges:** Button's raise includes many draws like As9s or KQo and top pairs like AJ/KJ. We are ahead of this range, and shoving prevents us from being outplayed on spade or broadway turns. **Board:** The texture is highly dynamic with flush and straight draws possible. By moving all-in now, we realize our equity immediately and force Villain to pay the maximum to see the remaining cards. **Math:** With an SPR of 1.3, we are mathematically committed with an overpair. Folding is never an option, and calling allows too many bad cards to roll off that would kill our action or force us into a tough spot. --- > **Takeaway:** In low SPR situations on wet boards, fast-play your overpairs to maximize value and deny equity to draws.