AA on live 1/2 cash

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_Anonymous_

14.03.2014, 18:50 0

We are playing effective 120 bb

I have a tight image on the table and the table dynamics are such that limped pots are almost always raised from late positions.

I limp A :spade:A :club: UG, 4 limpers and CO raises to 12. Two callers (including SB) and I reraise to 36, everyone folds except SB who is playing 300 BB and flats relatively loose.

Flop is K :heart: J :diamond: 8

He donks 55 pounds into 95.

Do I reraise and try to stack off on the flop or call and evaluate on the turn? Can we find a fold?

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_Anonymous_

14.03.2014, 19:25 0

Hi elchipriota

So the pot getting back to you is 5x2 + 12 + 12 + 12 = $46? So why reraise so small with bigger fish in the pot?

I think you can make it $40+.

As played you'd have 84 BB behind so really you have 168 pounds behind. Given the wet nature of the board I prefer shoving here if we expect him to be loose (I can't see draws or Kx folding). And depending how loose he is he may not fold Jx either.

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