Nl20 AA

Joined: 15.04.2008

16.06.2011, 10:46 0

villian hands 195 VPIP:27 PFR:15 AF: 1.5

$0.10/$0.20 No Limit Holdem
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5 Players
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Stacks:
UTG sirilidionZ ($29.08)
CO PKeSOtE ($6)
BTN MissLucky83 ($25.99)
SB tobs5 ($48.33)
BB darthrichi ($32.91)

Pre-Flop: ($0.30, 5 players) sirilidionZ is UTG A♣ A♥
sirilidionZ raises to $0.80, 2 folds, tobs5 calls $0.70, 1 fold

Flop: 3♠ Q♥ J♠ ($1.80, 2 players)
tobs5 checks, sirilidionZ bets $1.20, tobs5 raises to $4.05, sirilidionZ calls $2.85

Turn: 5♥ ($9.90, 2 players)
tobs5 bets $7.42, sirilidionZ calls $7.42

River: 3♦ ($24.74, 2 players)
tobs5 bets $12.37, sirilidionZ calls $12.37

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5 replies

Dragar

Joined: 09.09.2008

Posts: 2,590

17.06.2011, 03:44 0

Re-raise pre-flop.

As played it's really strange. On the one hand he cannot put us on AA, on the other hand his line is very powerful.
I think we can find a fold on flop. He a lot of times has QJ, or set here.
Do not see him playing draws this way.

I play on GGpoker even though it says Pokerstars. None of my hand histories will have villain stats.

_Anonymous_

17.06.2011, 08:28 0

I think AA is that spot just too good to get away, especially if you think he would 3-bet pf JJ/QQ
So I´d shove turn and expect to be ahead quite often. Other option would be call him down

VTomukas

Joined: 30.12.2007

Posts: 251

17.06.2011, 09:06 0

Originally posted by Kaitz20
I think AA is that spot just too good to get away, especially if you think he would 3-bet pf JJ/QQ
So I´d shove turn and expect to be ahead quite often. Other option would be call him down

Why let villain to see the turn if we plan to shove it on safe turn anyways? Board is quite draw heavy, he can easily have spades or KT - bunch of scary cards we don't want to see... So I just 3bet/get it in on flop...

Edukator99

Joined: 18.07.2010

Posts: 243

18.06.2011, 18:44 0

I'm not an expert but I just thought I'd throw in an idea here.

Are you not in a "way ahead, way behind" situation?

What hands might the villain do this with that have you beat?

Very likely and you're way ahead
AQ
KQ

Q10
AJ
J10
AK suited semi bluff
AK off suit bluff
Complete bluff with with underpair of 10, 10 maybe lower?

Very possible:
33
QQ
JJ
QJ
10 10
J10 offsuit

Possible but unlikely:
Any kind of flush draw - why would he reraise on that?

Anyway, I can't see much else to think about in terms of hands that would raise on the flop.

I can't see how calling will help you at all unless you hit an A. All other cards tell you nothing and possibly make your opponents hand stronger.

So.... are the options not all in or fold?

_Anonymous_

20.06.2011, 13:44 0

Originally posted by VTomukas

Originally posted by Kaitz20
I think AA is that spot just too good to get away, especially if you think he would 3-bet pf JJ/QQ
So I´d shove turn and expect to be ahead quite often. Other option would be call him down

Why let villain to see the turn if we plan to shove it on safe turn anyways? Board is quite draw heavy, he can easily have spades or KT - bunch of scary cards we don't want to see... So I just 3bet/get it in on flop...

in case if he is pure bluffing that spot we would like to give him option also to fire on the turn

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