AA 3bpot facing flop cr

Hi,

it's not a snap no brainer, and here reads come into play. I'm not so sure this is a clear stackoff, as i think he will hit 2 pair here a lot. It's tough for him to just have something like a pair + oesd like JT9 because he is tight preflop, so i think that even on the CO he still plays connected hands.

I would probably fold to his raise here otf. Tough to see many scenarios where we have good enough equity.

Regards,

Skodljivec

ok skod now i´m wondering a litte bit ♠_biggrin:

in one of ure vid u said that u would go broke on this kind of flops with ure AA here. Whats my missread

Originally posted by MrTrocks
ok skod now i´m wondering a litte bit ♠_biggrin:

in one of ure vid u said that u would go broke on this kind of flops with ure AA here. Whats my missread

the fact that

this guy is 20/14/3 is usually a tell he is not going broke to lightly postflop. I mean the guy is a nit, so i can't think of one hand unless it's KQJT that we are ahead otf. It's a specific board. Try to put a range on him. If the board was K65rb it's totally different. How does KJT9 flop on board 1 and on board 2? How about T987? See what i'm saying? There's just no rundowns that can be semibluffing here, as they all hit.

Like i always say in my vids, i'm covering everything as basic as i can. So if for instance villain was 30/25/9 in this spot, flop comes K86rb, the board snap changes to an easy stackoff.

Regards,

Skodljivec

k ty makes sense

Originally posted by MrTrocks
k ty makes sense

Sure:)