[Closed] NL 100 AA slowplayed

Have you considered making a small flop raise to induce either a light call or raise? I'm thinking something like ~$28-$30.

Your hand is underplayed and since he is very aggro you can get him to spazz out with quite a few hands.

I also like a flop raise, since (even though we have Ac), we rather not see any more on turn and even 7 or 8 may kill your action.

As played, I'm raise/calling turn now with two flush draws on board. Hes no longer getting away from his value range and usually ch/f bluffs on the river anyway

I think I'm repping KQ, QJ, AQ by calling on this flop and I think he would barrel turn most of the time, especially since he thinks I would probably raise my KK, AA on this flop, as it is quite wet.

I think I'm repping KQ, QJ, AQ

Depends on his 3b% in blinds and your fold to 3b. I doubt you are calling QJ very often vs a normal 3b%.

Originally posted by Tim64
I also like a flop raise, since (even though we have Ac), we rather not see any more on turn and even 7 or 8 may kill your action.

As played, I'm raise/calling turn now with two flush draws on board. Hes no longer getting away from his value range and usually ch/f bluffs on the river anyway

+1

Raising flop seems fine to me although vs a wider range and a thinking opponent you can argue that he expects us to raise FDs on the flop and therefore bets the turn even more often once a club hits.

If you call the flop, I'd definitely get it in on the turn because as mentioned he's usually committed with all valuehands anyway.

Originally posted by z1pz0r
I think I'm repping KQ, QJ, AQ by calling on this flop and I think he would barrel turn most of the time, especially since he thinks I would probably raise my KK, AA on this flop, as it is quite wet.

So you think he's trying to get you to fold TP in a 3bet pot?? If I'm in his shoes and assume villain has Qx I would pretty much always c/f my air on the turn on a Qhigh board in a 3bet pot ;).