AA vs turn shove

No need to call villains raise imo. Folding is fine when we get raised OTT and we hold only single pair.

Again the Baluga Theoremin use. You can not mistake to fold vs a turn raise with less than top2P+.

Good fold, ferdhy5.
If u didnt saw villain doing any crazy stuff before... yes, its way more likely that u are behind here.

Is here pleno's advice applicable - xr turn, jam river? or villain is not that wide as in that hand?

Looking at the pot numbers, you have $1.55 left in your stack with a pot of $3.47 after villain puts you all-in. It definitely seems like villain is strong here, but with those odds (2.2:1), is it okay to call the shove? Do we have enough equity? I don't have my equity calculator so I'm not able to run any calculations, but curious if this would alter our decision any.

Good point. However, I also think it is indeed better to fold in this situation. There are not many hands in villain's range we can beat. Not sure if another betting line OOP would yield any different results based on villain's range.

Originally posted by nitrol
Again the Baluga Theoremin use. You can not mistake to fold vs a turn raise with less than top2P+.

+1 Mostly you ran into a set here when he raises OTT. Well played imo.

Definitelly folding those spots is the best we can do in the long run. Players will very rarely bluff there. Something which I also have to remind myself is that we should use that fact vs regulars and semi-bluff or bluff raise turns quite often at right spots.

Originally posted by nitrol
Is here pleno's advice applicable - xr turn, jam river? or villain is not that wide as in that hand?

That player was looser and more aggressive, at least he looked so in just 3 hands. As this hand is concerned I think that betting is the way to go because if he has Qx and flushdraw he wil definitelly call the turn while might check back if we check and get a free card. Even if he bets those, he most likelly won't continue vs our raise, so we get the same profit as if we bet and he calls.

Where is the border line for this move? How loose the villain should be?

Originally posted by nitrol
Where is the border line for this move? How loose the villain should be?

I believe that pleno was referring to very loose/aggressive players, maybe those who play like 40/25 and looser.

Or even looser- above 50 vpip and a solid gap between vpip and pfr...

Originally posted by nitrol
Or even looser- above 50 vpip and a solid gap between vpip and pfr...

Yeah, probably. I'm not sure of exact numbers, but the player should be out of the line.

Sucks to fold Aces here. But it's a good fold when you get raised on the turn and you've only got one pair.

Originally posted by Alleen86

Originally posted by nitrol
Or even looser- above 50 vpip and a solid gap between vpip and pfr...

Yeah, probably. I'm not sure of exact numbers, but the player should be out of the line.

I think aggressiveness posflop is way more important than looseness.
For what pleno1 advocates work, the guy need to stab. A guy who is somewhat loose, but not that aggressive... this might not work.

Originally posted by Alleen86
Something which I also have to remind myself is that we should use that fact vs regulars and semi-bluff or bluff raise turns quite often at right spots.

I m still trying to find that sweet spot. Sometimes I do this too much, sometimes way too little.
Any tip?

Originally posted by Afulibador

Originally posted by Alleen86

Originally posted by nitrol
Or even looser- above 50 vpip and a solid gap between vpip and pfr...

Yeah, probably. I'm not sure of exact numbers, but the player should be out of the line.

I think aggressiveness posflop is way more important than looseness.
For what pleno1 advocates work, the guy need to stab. A guy who is somewhat loose, but not that aggressive... this might not work.

ok, but still villain has to be with a very wide range.

Originally posted by Afulibador

Originally posted by Alleen86
Something which I also have to remind myself is that we should use that fact vs regulars and semi-bluff or bluff raise turns quite often at right spots.

I m still trying to find that sweet spot. Sometimes I do this too much, sometimes way too little.
Any tip?

Whatch you opponents closely.

stop using advanced strategys at nl2. If u have AA, dont fold like this with dry board with lot of draws that fish can overplay. You lost more then 30% of your stack for nothink. Even if he has smt, u still have outs but u are loosing super much if he overplays Q and other crap that fishes can have