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AA as shortie on bbl, playing exploitable line vs passive fish

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NL Holdem $400(BB) Replayer
Hero ($2,600)
BB ($3,995)
UTG ($4,520)
CO ($4,115)
BTN ($4,770)

Dealt to Hero A♥ A♣

UTG calls $400, fold, fold, Hero raises to $800, fold, UTG calls $400

FLOP ($2,000) Q♠ 3♣ 3♠

Hero bets $1,010, UTG folds

Limper is a huge fish with 0 pfr 28/0 over 30 hands (filtered), he obviously wants to see a flop here, and I think my shove doesn't get called much.

I could flat it, but opted to juice the pot up a little.

I think on this flop, I should even check again since it's so dry, but he probably checks behind as well tho.


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akrammon
Joined: 17.05.2009

Hey!

I think he will call off a pre shove with many hands, I mean, it's 6bbs after all. Even fish tend to notice that, and also it doesn't threaten his life. SO I usually just jam and sometimes take a tricky line. On the flop I'd bet 800 to look weak or whatevs :) But no big deal, 1/2pot looks good too. I wouldn't check tho, I rly don't want to overslow the hand. We get value from Ax and pps this way, so bet for sure!

Regards,
akrammon


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