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1$ Spin&Go AA slow-played SB vs BB facing x/r on the turn

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krugger3000
Joined: 07.04.2017

This is the first level of blinds. On the first few hands, I lost 4/5 of my stack. Vilain has been quite aggressive on 9 hands, including a 3bet preflop OOP.

BTN: 15.5 BB
Hero (SB): 19 BB
BB: 40.5 BB (VPIP: 55.56, PFR: 25.00, 3Bet Preflop: 33.33, Hands: 9)

Hero posts SB 0.5 BB, BB posts BB 1 BB

Pre Flop: (pot: 1.5 BB) Hero has A♦ A♣

fold, Hero calls 0.5 BB, BB raises to 6 BB, Hero calls 5 BB

Flop: (12 BB, 2 players) 2♠ 5♦ T♣
Hero checks, BB checks

Turn: (12 BB, 2 players) 9♥
Hero checks, BB bets 6 BB, Hero raises to 13 BB and is all-in, BB calls 7 BB

River: (38 BB, 2 players) K♦

Hero shows A♦ A♣ (One Pair, Aces)
(Pre 81%, Flop 11%, Turn 5%)
BB shows 5♣ 5♠ (Three of a Kind, Fives)
(Pre 19%, Flop 89%, Turn 95%)
BB wins 38 BB

I don't remember all the previous action but I know that I lost 4/5 of my stack in the very first hands, then doubled up against vilain and just after that hand, I hit AA SB vs BB and I decided to limp to induce a raise. I thought a lot about going all in on his bet but at that moment I thought he had a lot of "revenge bluff" hands with this quite extreme x6 sizing and this would be a good spot to trap. When he pots on the turn after check check flop I don't really think about it and go all in right away. What do you think about it?

Reviewing this hand and forgetting all the history with the guy, his preflop range for betting that big on a limp could be any pair and probably any broadways and Ax I guess. Not so much low cards except pairs (not so much suited connectors he probably checks pre). He would probably cbet flop with the broadway/Ax part of his range and maybe small pockets too (those who don't hit trips). After that I don't really know what to think anymore. I think I still beat some hands he could pot with like any QJ giving him oesd, good dealt pockets without trips that he would have checked flop to induce etc..


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

Even if you are planning too slow play pre-flop I would stack of after his big raise. This way you get the most value most likely and I don’t think he will fold too often. My standard play would be to raise like 2,5x and call a shove of him. Now you end up in a cooler spot post-flop.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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JKV89
Joined: 05.03.2017

Just shove AA xD


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tilerman1
Joined: 05.07.2009

I am sure slowplaying any hand online is guaranteed a losing strategy,lets face it ,its the best weapon a good player has over a weak player so it stands to reason a little line in the programming would even it up nicely for the mugs that pay these fatcat cheats wages!


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martinstids
Joined: 02.01.2010

Before adjusting to opponent, you have to be sure its proffitable. Slowplaying aces without any info about his iso from BB is HUGE mistake. 1$ stake is super simple. Play standart strategy and adjust if you have reads ( basicly its golden rule in all levels ). Before you do smt ask yourself a question. Why I limp preflop. Whats his ISO x6 range? Why I check nuts at turn? Why I give him chance to realize equity for free? If you put him on pp and broadways, why you didnt stack pre? Too much controversial thoughts.


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

Originally posted by JKV89
Just shove AA xD
Seems legit, but first normal raise seems better then shoving right away :f_wink:


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