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NL20 6max AA on the btn vs sq

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mrxLT
Joined: 02.09.2008

€0.20 NL - Holdem - 6 players

BB: €28.03
UTG: €29.53
MP: €20.00
CO: €11.36
Hero (BTN): €28.59
SB: €34.78

SB posts SB €0.10, BB posts BB €0.20

Pre Flop: (€0.30) Hero has A♥ A♠

UTG calls €0.20, fold, fold, Hero raises to €1.00, fold, BB raises to €3.00, fold, Hero calls €2.00

Flop: (€6.30, 2 players) Q♥ 3♣ 5♠
BB bets €3.60, Hero calls €3.60

Turn: (€13.50, 2 players) 2♣
BB bets €9.45, Hero calls €9.45

River: (€32.40, 2 players) J♣
BB checks, Hero bets €12.54, BB calls €11.98

20/14/5 (180 hands)
Pot is getting big so i flat pre to keep hes bluffs.
Flop i guess is standart.
On the turn i was starting to question myself what im beating...
On the river he still can call Qx and KK. Too thin?


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

Preflop: Do you have any reason to believe that he is bluff heavy here? Does he have a high fold to 4bet of 55%+?

If his fold to 4bet is <50%, you are probably losing value by slowplaying your AA. Unless you think he will spazz out postflop.

Postflop: Easy calldown, or bet yourself when checked to. I think AA is almost always good here after he checks the River. Would be pretty silly of him to take a c/c line with a hand like QQ/JJ after betting twice (those hands should check-call the flop)


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mrxLT
Joined: 02.09.2008

Thanks!
180 hands is way too small sample i think.
The reason i believe hes polarized pre is that we are 140bb deep. I dont think hes shipping in 140 bb preflop with AQ+,TT+. Not even sure about AK+,QQ+. More like KK+ and bluffs.
Myself if i in BB 140bb deep i would not 3b AQ+, 99-KK just flat. The reason is i dont want to face 4b (and to keep limper in off course). Im not big fan to go broke pre this deep and not sure if i want to play huge 4b pot oop deep.


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

yes he might not ship those hands in. But he could still call the 4bet with those hands which would be the best play.

Position isn't that important when the pot is already so huge and there is little money left behind in stacks. Your decisions are going to be relatively straight-forward.


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