[1 USD 9-max SnG} Playing AA on wet flop?

Very standart, he could have any Ax with one pair, straight draws, flush draws. You have Ace of spades so you got that backdoor possibility if he has you beat on the flop and you also block his flushdraws. I like the preflop action and flop action, we dont want to give him any cards for free and he seems like a pretty loose, calling statiion type of guy

I would most likely still bet/call in a spot like this on the flop. I don’t think he would call to many weaker hands if you over shove the flop.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Originally posted by SDK1987
I would most likely still bet/call in a spot like this on the flop. I don’t think he would call to many weaker hands if you over shove the flop.

Cheers,
SDK1987

I was thinking of A8, A7, A6, KK, QQ, JJ, TT, 99, 55, 44, 33, 22, even AK, AQ or AJ (suited or offsuit) with those stats (see above), while 66, 77, 88, 54s/o, 9Ts/o, 78s/o, 67s/o, 86s/o is beating us ---> a 6, 7 and and 8 are already blocked which reduces the number of combos of the latter 3 possibilities. There are only 3 combos of 77, 88 and 66 each left.

I figured, that I may have the best hand and with those stats Villain is willing to call tons of worse hands than mine, so I saw a good chance to stack off.

That was my thought process.....

I am wondering, do you still think that he will still call your raise pre-flop with KK , QQ? - I assume that you don't have enough hands for the opponent as he is random. He raised once perhaps with PFR suggesting that , if you are certain that he doesn't know where All-in button is you can exclude the above hands in his calling range. If not that leaves us with JJ TT still to call and see flop. He is limping UTG, he shouldn't be on an absolute trash hands - I would remove 86o and 45o , he might limp with suited tho. Either over shove as you did is fine or bet big/get in on any turn, because of the stack size.