AA b/xc/bc

Hi legand,

The turn isn't great but given positions and player he can also have some AK in his range, up to max of 6.

But what's the plan on the riveR? I mean what are you hoping he ships on you when you play the hand like that?

JJ? AQ?

But what's the plan on the riveR? I mean what are you hoping he ships on you when you play the hand like that?

JJ? AQ?

I guess some floated pps or so that we might've induced. I'm not too sure really. I bet that small to get calls from his weak pairs then when he raised I figured that we might have in fact induced some of his range to raise so I thought that I had to call because his raise is, at times, our fault (at least that is what I was thinking).

This kind of board is a freakin' nightmare to :Ax::Ax:, almost any broadway or TT/KK beat us (and we can't expect him to have many AK AQ, since we have blockers. Also he wouldn't turn AK into a bluff).
Probably the only option is to check the river, and hope he shuts down. Betting small isn't the worst option, but you should be ready to fold. And 17/16 looks very tight, usually these kind of players don't mess around with random bluffs.

Originally posted by BogdanPS
Hi legand,

The turn isn't great but given positions and player he can also have some AK in his range, up to max of 6.

But what's the plan on the riveR? I mean what are you hoping he ships on you when you play the hand like that?

JJ? AQ?

TT, AJs, KQs?

He was asking, what hands he might turn into a bluff

Indeed, what bluffs not what valuebets because those are obvious.

So yes, this is a terrible spot and either block bet small/ fold or give up altogether.