AA flop aise.

Start with giving him a flop range.

I don't know why you're calling the flop to fold this turn. After villain raises the flop, it's unlikely the rest of the hand goes to showdown by checking down. You have to be prepared for at least another bet from the villain on one future street- the Q pretty much changes nothing in terms of our own absolute hand strength, so I think you should call the turn and then c/decide the river.

Cheers,.. i thought it was a werid one. I'm just tryingn to take advice from you guys and not be giving $$ away to rraises which seems to be a leak.
But yeah, i understand the reasoning.

If you had position would you check behind?
I am saying it because I have recently seen a similar hand (aces on paired board and it is checked behind) it took me some time to understand the play but I think it is pretty well played.

https://www.boomplayer.com/22745008_18F8B44A2C

Given that maybe we can check call the flop?

Originally posted by SuperChompa
If you had position would you check behind?
I am saying it because I have recently seen a similar hand (aces on paired board and it is checked behind) it took me some time to understand the play but I think it is pretty well played.

https://www.boomplayer.com/22745008_18F8B44A2C

Given that maybe we can check call the flop?

but i think hand u linked is different being IP MW and dry, so checking back is fine. The one from thread is more drawy and we are out of positon which makes it way more annoying to slowplay.

as played i dont understand turn fold after calling flop raise? expecially on a relative blank. He bets under half pot which can be very suspicious too (could he do this with some combo draw trying to generate same fold equity with smaller bet?) anyways it does not matter if you call flop you have to call turn too, and x back and decide on river. As played then why do you call flop??

Yeah the other hand I linked is multiway too, which makes it different too.
Here basically he has nuts or nothing and we are bluffcatching.