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YohanN7
Joined: 15.06.2009

This is not the most intricate hand ever. I still want your thoughts.

Read: The button was a light 3-bettor preflop. I suspected he was slightly on tilt having lost a couple of buy-ins, including a questionable pf shove call (AQs vs a 50BB stack) so, I tried my best to make him (and possibly the cutoff) believe I had AK (not that I'd play AK like that) or something else not wanting a call. The CO was a 30/5/0 guy.

Question: In your experience, is this a total waste of AA? With a reasonable reraise, I'd expect to win, say, 30 BB (£1.20) more. (One of them calling pre-flop mostly, one fat c-bet sometimes, two c-bets rarely unless he has me.) If I catch anyone of them, I'm a 85% favorite to win 125 BB. I can do the math myself (provided my estimates are correct). It is the psychological aspect I can't assess.

Microgaming - £0.04 NL (6 max) - Holdem - 6 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 4

Hero (MP): £6.31
CO: £4.97
BTN: £4.82
SB: £4.31
BB: £3.91
UTG: £5.51

SB posts SB £0.02, BB posts BB £0.04

Pre Flop: (pot: £0.06) Hero has A♠ A♣

fold, Hero raises to £0.12, CO calls £0.12, BTN raises to £0.36,
fold, fold, Hero raises to £6.31 and is all-in, ...

Spoiler

fold, fold
Hero wins £6.85

To my surprise, the CO (the cold caller) had a long, apparently serious, think-tank before he folded. The button snap folded, saying in the chat he wasn't THAT much on tilt.

/Johan = :f_confused:


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veriz
Joined: 20.07.2008

Hello YohanN7,

Well, we clearly can't Call it here. Though I'd really be more inclined to make a small inducing raise than ship it directly. He will have tough time to call it down. As he said himself that he ain't that tilty.

Best Regards.


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