AA vs BTN raise cbet turn, bet river

It's nasty you don't have reads on him, but it's always tough to fold AA post-flop.
I think you are to often behind against 2 pair or better to call the turn.
I doubt a random NL5 player would min raise as bluff.

Cheers,
SDK1987

4x pf, If you call turn you have to call this river imo..

On a short handed table 3x seems big enough for me pre-flop or you deal with passive players.

That board connects a lot with that sort of hands he's expected to play on the BTN against UTG, like KJ, QJ, QT, JT, J9, Q9, K9, K8.
I think I'm folding to the min-raise OTT. It looks very strong to me.
The river is not a good card because it completes a lot of draws, so I fold here as well.

standard bet/fold on turn unless you know better. people juts have 2p+ way too often, 80%-90% of the time based on experience. you're not getting the right pot odds vs this strong range.

River doesn't change anything - QT already got there. Would he continue to value bet KQ KT if he did bluff raise the turn? I don't know.

I agry with mbml River doesn't change anything - QT already got there. I would raise even after the flop, AA are the highest pair. Its great possibility.

Originally posted by mbml
standard bet/fold on turn unless you know better. people juts have 2p+ way too often, 80%-90% of the time based on experience. you're not getting the right pot odds vs this strong range.

River doesn't change anything - QT already got there. Would he continue to value bet KQ KT if he did bluff raise the turn? I don't know.

Thanks for reviewing. You're right. Most of the times they raise on this spot they are already setted or two paired. I should have folded OTT.

I can agree with the fold OTT. It is fine to follow baluga theorem if we don't have any info. But in today's games turn raises as a bluff start to get more common. That 2pair+ 80-90% of the time seems to be too much. I would say somewhere around 60% would be more accurate.