[Closed] NL 25 AA on re-raised pot

I don't think you can bet/fold turn there, you're committed.

I think this hand you should disregard protection, and control the pot. Your hand isn't too strong and can hardly improve, but still has some showdown value.

So I'd check behind turn for pot control and call a reasonable size bet on the river. I'd fold to overbets.

Oh, and any reason why PF you raised 4x villain's raise instead of 3x?

Nice converter
From his pf limp/call and flop c/c, he could well have hit a fullhand as well(33, 99).
I´d check behind the turn too and se how the river went.
As played, youre commited and must call the push

Originally posted by Faye6891
So I'd check behind turn for pot control and call a reasonable size bet on the river. I'd fold to overbets.

Oh, and any reason why PF you raised 4x villain's raise instead of 3x?

If he checks again on the river would you valubet?
He could raise 3 x pf. I would still like to play 6,25$ pot ip or oop, sine I´m pf re-raiser. By re-raising 3$ I have a lot of fold equity and if he calls, then I´m also fine with that.

No specifically reason to re-raise villain´s raise 4x. Just like to play big pots with my strong pf hands+ fold equity if he has pp or some random hands.

Pf is fine
big pots with big hands
Flop is fine
Turn is fine there is a flushdraw

Never fold AA in a reraised pot.
You want him Ai

If he has a Jack it is badluck.

disregard protection, and control the pot. Your hand isn't too strong

No you want all your money in the pot Vs KK QQ TT QT flushdraws